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Resh Mill Preserve-Mobile.m4v – Google Drive. A three minute slideshow of the land.

Not That Kind of Death: An Interview With Caitlin Doughty | The Hairpin. Wonderful discussion on,  “engaging in death as a natural part of life”. Caitlin is a licensed mortician.

The next walk of Resh Mill Preserve is scheduled for Saturday November 1 starting at 11 AM. Weather permitting. Bring a friend and join us to walk and talk. RSVP for directions and confirmation of time.

We will be walking the property and discussing the project this saturday October 18 at 11AM Weather looks good for the walk but please RSVP so we can let you know if the schedule changes due to severe weather. We … Continue reading →

As we continue our walks at Resh Mill we uncover hidden beauties and treasures of the land, ever changing with the seasons, from Joe Pie Weed to a variety of ferns, to dried seed pods and ripening pine cones. We … Continue reading →

http://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/style/green-burials-are-on-the-rise-as-baby-boomers-plan-for-their-future-and-funerals/2014/10/06/d269cfbc-3eae-11e4-b03f-de718edeb92f_story.html

Watch this trailer for the upcoming movie on the green burial movement, Dying Green. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WPQ1sPcQQHo

Devoted to Caitlin Doughty, a trained mortician, and her new book about natural death, home funerals, cremation and burial. http://www.npr.org/2014/10/08/352765943/a-mortician-talks-openly-about-death-and-wants-you-to-too

Dropbox – Resh Mill walk 9/27/14. Slide show of our walk on September 27. Pilliated woodpeckers along Graves Run stream, and a pair of turkeys in one of the outer fields.

Doug, Galen and I spent a few hours traipsing through the goldenrod and hay fields looking for the best sites for mowing paths. We finally reached the highest field. Beautiful vistas. Pilliated woodpecker and hawks, gurgling streams, asters. Lots of … Continue reading →