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 heard pilliated woodpeckers and a barred owl in the lovely woods.
Watch this trailer for the upcoming movie on the green burial movement, Dying Green.
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 great photos. Beautiful stones we can use for headstones.
Visit the website for Threshold Support Circle
Threshold Support Circle provides a forum and resources to explore end-of-life issues and after-death care. We believe that life can be lived more fully when we befriend and come to terms with the reality of death as part of the natural cycle of life. We offer opportunities to discuss options, ask questions, learn new skills, and share stories of personal experience.
Resh Mill Preserve 