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Walks
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Tag Archives: Canada
Birds in Dialogue: Winter break walks 2023-Jan
The tradition of nature studies which has a long history in Indian, Persian, Arabic art and literature. We experienced these in the exhibits of Aga Khan Museum, Toronto.
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Year end notes-2022
Thinking places expanded this year to New York State as Sagar shifted there. However, Brant Street, Burlington and the surrounding areas remain one of my favourite thinking places. READING JOURNALS Did some readings around Pickering. This evolves many lovely walks … Continue reading
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Tagged Canada, Diary, Family, Indian Diaspora, Libya, Tripoli Reading Group, Walks
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Rathburn Road Midnight Walk: Beginnings and Ends
“It is easy to see the beginning of things, and hard to see the ends” Joan Didion Hegel (1835-38) speaks of “the conflict between the poetry of the heart and the opposing prose of circumstances and accidents of external situations” … Continue reading
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