Episode #60 of the Ground Shots Podcast is a solo episode with Kelly, glimpsing into a window of Spring in southern Appalachia.

 

 

In this episode of the podcast,

 

• I chat about paying attention to details of place and how those moments of attention become stories of reverence.

• Some observations late May on the current land where I’m spending time

• Info on and experiences with Nettle, Wood Nettles and Nettle relatives

• The everyday journey of land-tending in different environments and playing with cultivated/wild tending dynamics

• How land-tending looks so different in different places

• Plants are old friends!

• Some thoughts on invasive plants and biological invasions in the South

 

 

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