Notes from a Jewish Thoreau

Musings, insights, stories and nature observations from a Hasidic Jew living in the Great North Woods.
(And respectfully seeking to help my fellow Jews recover from "Nature Deficit Disorder.")

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Friday, April 22, 2011

Pileated Woodpecker action on dead trees -- wow!

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Pileated Woodpecker (Photo by Noel Lee, courtesy of Wikimedia Commons) Now that the snow has melted, I can finally get back into ou...

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Sunday, February 6, 2011

Winter nature photos -- a creative challenge

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"Snowy Tree at Dawn" As I was looking through my winter photos, it struck me how my ...

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Yonassan Gershom: I follow the teachings of Rebbe Nachman of Breslov, but am not affiliated with any particular group, having learned the Breslov way from his books and by meditation in the forest as he taught. I live in northern Minnesota with my wife Caryl, 1 goose, 8 cats, a flock of chickens and a bunch of wildlife. No, there is no synagogue here. We hate the city and few Jews live in the country anymore. But no problem, God is everywhere!

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