Category Archives: Old Woman Creek National Estuary Research Center

Erie Kai Water Walker: 99-Word Flash Fiction

Posted on November 10, 2019 by pedometergeek

This pedometer geek has been shirking the Carrot Ranch prompts recently for various reasons, but this week’s prompt called to me. It was to be a story about Water Walkers in 99 words (no more, no less). Check out the … Continue reading →

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BP–A Sense of Place: Hiking Trail

Posted on November 25, 2018 by pedometergeek

The Haiku Foundation has had a weekly column running for several months. It is moderated by K.J. Munro, a haiku poet from Canada. Called A Sense of Place, the column focuses upon haiku written about a particular place as seen … Continue reading →

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