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Friendship, Loss, and the Bruce Trail

Monday, August 22, 2022

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An opinion piece in the Hamilton Spectator

Demolition

Have you ever let a kid win? And now that same kid lets you? Read my First Person essay here...

The Globe and Mail

Anybody else an eavesdropper? Check out my essay in the Globe and Mail...

First Person, Friday July 21/23

Book clubs, the Hamilton Library has your back.

A kit with 15 copies so you can read and discuss.

These shelves have been re-stocked...

King West Books, Westdale
The Printed Word, Dundas
Dundas Museum and Archives
Epic Books, Hamilton
A Different Drummer Books, Burlington

BUY BOOK or E-BOOK ON-LINE

FriesenPress

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Bruce County Library
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Hamilton Public Library
Mills Library, McMaster University
Niagara-on-the Lake Public Library
Orangeville Public Library
Ottawa Public Library
Owen Sound Public Library
Shelburne Public Library
St. Catharines Public Library
Toronto Public Library

An 885-kilometre trail, 53 hiking days over 4 years. Think mild, not wild. Other books describe the physical terrain, but this collection of essays describes the inner journey; the connections we make to the earth and to each other when we go outside and walk.

Marg Heidebrecht: Marg lives and writes in Dundas, Ont., enfolded and influenced by the Niagara Escarpment. She qualifies for half-price fare on public transit but prefers, always, to walk.

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Adagio for Strings
Campfire, Day 3, Seven Days Walking
For Good
In the Valley
This Bitter Earth

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