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Meghan J. Ward

Banff, Fars
As seen in: FIELD NOTES Newsletter by Meghan J. Ward, Ordinary Collisions: Intersections of Nature & Culture, Literary Hub, Canadian Geographic, Adventure Journal, CJXB-FM, Westworld Alberta Magazine, Today's Kids in Motion
Writer and historian in the pursuit of adventures 🥾 & great stories ✍️ • Subscribe: Field Notes 📒 • Fellow, @rcgs_sgrc • LIGHTS TO GUIDE ME HOME ✨
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Fieldlings: Wonders Beneath Our Feet

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By Meghan J. Ward
| FIELD NOTES Newsletter by Meghan J. Ward
Fieldlings are short stories and essays inspired by nature, infused with the wisdom of the great outdoors. A whole other season could have gone by, and we might have missed it. It was an ordinary Saturday when I ventured under my deck to install a lock box for the key to our shed. I scanned the support posts to find a good spot, marked the screw holes with a pencil and was about to start drilling when something flitted in my peripheral vision.
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Fieldlings: Creatures on the Bow

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By Meghan J. Ward
| FIELD NOTES Newsletter by Meghan J. Ward
"Water lapping. Wind rustling. And the next thing we heard was the raw, reedy cry of an elk bugling. The higher tones carried upriver, and I sat up straight, my eyes scanning the banks." Fieldlings are short stories and essays inspired by nature, infused with the wisdom of the great outdoors. Slowly, serenely, we paddled up the ribbon of turquoise blue.
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Letters Home #53 💌

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By Meghan J. Ward
| FIELD NOTES Newsletter by Meghan J. Ward
We’ve slid into May and, apparently, April escaped me like sand through my fingers. Alas, I did not get my Letters Home to you last month. But I’m here now, just two days into this new month, when I’m greeted by morning birdsong, a snow-free forest floor, and the hope of spring seeping into my pores. April took my family over 8,000 kilometre…
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