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Thank you so much to photographer and foray participant Jeni O'Brien for sharing these photos she took during our hunt!
Learning how to whistle using an acorn 
The following two photos are by me (you can tell because they are goofy/not nearly as professional looking... but they make me smile so here you go). 
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2 Comments
7/24/2018 09:10:22 pm
Your photos are wonderfully taken and it shows that you definitely had a good time along with your companions. Exposing ourselves to nature makes us discover and try new things. We should do this more often, for us to witness the beauty of the world. Though our environment is slowly being destroyed because of our actions, and with this, awareness should be present within us and we should educate ourselves regarding taking care of the environment. It is important to preserve the beauty of nature because we want the future generation to also witness it. 2/18/2020 03:20:44 am
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