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https://www.marineetstamp.com/3fyg6i1 …the joy of prairie lies in its subtlety. It is so easy—too easy—to be swept away by mountain and ocean vistas. A prairie, on the other hand, requests the favor of your closer attention. It does not divulge itself to mere passersby.
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https://www.mreavoice.org/42py25i5ojk The land is not the setting for the work but a part of the work. ~ Walter de Maria
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With so little prairie remaining — Wisconsin’s original 10 million acres has been whittled to a mere 12,000 acres by farming and other land uses — it is a rare enough experience. Pure prairie pleasure!
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Bo Mackison is a photographer and owner of Seeded Earth Studio LLC. Bo is creating a deck of Wisdom Cards. The first set, the Desert Wisdom Cards, feature a Sonoran Desert theme. Now she is getting re-acquainted with the prairie and grasslands in preparation for the next featured habitat.