Attention outdoors, and the vocabulary it earns. Hannah Fries gives 61 forest words an essay each, Annie Dillard locks eyes with a weasel for sixty seconds, Kevin Sudeith carves herons and a hermit thrush into boulders on a Maine trail, painters from Sisley to Monet keep returning to the willow, and Jay Griffiths argues that wildness is the one thing no market can reach.
Hannah Fries's lexicon of 61 words for how trees live
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A long glance with a weasel at the edge of a two-acre pond
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Life-sized bird carvings on the trails of a Maine land trust
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From Sisley's pollarded willows to Ophelia's branch to Monet's last weeping willow
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Jay Griffiths on wildness as something no market can touch
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