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Smiles and licks my lips. I Love you Sir. Every inch. Always and in all ways.
The path set by yesterday’s ground, is gone
And that of tomorrow, is uncertain
All that is certain is that which is under your feet
Now
One step, in front of the otherStanding still is an option, but that does not mean that the world around you will stand with you
Because it won’tThe walls may fall away
and all the people leave
and change
but the homefire will still burn
bright in your heart
and in your minds eye
’til the time comes
for its light to guide you homeAnd you’ll know it at once
for all who gather
will greet youand know you
by name~Tara Shannon 2021
Every single moment of every single day.
Counting the days.
Nessun Dorma” – GIACOMO PUCCINI’S OPERA, TURANDOT by Dan Vasc
Amazing Grace – Dan Vasc
I was away on our shared birthday but that did not diminish my wishes for you.
Happy Birthday my wonderful husband. The stars were busy on our day.
Love you forever.
xx00xxCalum Scott – Biblical
We are the custodians of our planet and countryside.
Let us make sure we look after it for years and generations to come.
Seven Principles of Leave No Trace
The seven principles of Leave No Trace were written by the National Forest Service in the 1970s to help people understand how to best interact with the environment when they’re outside. They basically boil down to making as little impact as possible.1. Plan ahead and prepare.
2. Travel and camp on durable surfaces.
3. Dispose of waste properly.
4. Leave what you find.
5. Minimize campfire impacts.
6. Respect wildlife.
7. Be considerate of other visitors.Sometimes, it takes a few reminders. Not everyone understands right off the bat that you can’t toss food scraps on the trail. Even though they’re biodegradable, they could pose a hazard to wildlife and the ecosystem.
Going to the Bathroom in the Backcountry
Backcountry bathroom etiquette in particular is something that’s easier to learn when you’re out on the trail than it is to memorize when you’re reading about it online. So when Wildland Trekking brings customers out on backpacking trips, they’ll make sure everyone understands how to bury their waste properly (at least 6 to 8 inches deep, and 200 feet from water, camp, and trails), and that they pack out toilet paper (easy dissolvable, non plastic). They camp on durable surfaces to protect fragile ecosystems, and avoid burning food scraps, which can attract wildlife.Why not do this free online course and encourage your friends and kids to do it too.
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