...On a hike up Mt. Jumbo I found a beautiful rock, so beautiful I had to pick it up and carry it home. I rubbed it in my pocket or swinging hand the entire hike down the mountain. Near the car, I looked at it again and gasped, "This is Kerri's rock!!!" I had no idea. I laughed and laughed and the next day hiked back up to the top of Jumbo to put the lovely thing back where it belonged. ...a fun chain of actions.
Melissa Bangs
January 1, 2011
Missoula, Montana
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It is profound to see one's ability to reach far ends of the world from small meanderings crawling on the earth in one's backyard.
Thank you for care and support in the breadth of this exhale.
[This map includes posts up to early 2011. It does not include thousands of stones people placed without notifying me and is not up to date.]
It is profound to see one's ability to reach far ends of the world from small meanderings crawling on the earth in one's backyard.
Thank you for care and support in the breadth of this exhale.
[This map includes posts up to early 2011. It does not include thousands of stones people placed without notifying me and is not up to date.]
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