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A Walk in the Woods
A Walk in the Woods
Whether connecting with my children, a friend or just de-stressing from a long day of work my favorite pastime is a walk in the woods. The woods are quiet, peaceful and still but at the same time there is always something going on if you open your eyes and look around.
The Walk in the Woods theme can encompass many different types of lenses. From teaching about animals, to saving endangered species, to walking for exercise to hiking and travel.
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Walk in the Woods by Shamp, Cindy
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Are the Woods Safe?

Town Mouse and the Country Mouse
If you are all alone, taking a walk, ask yourself where you would rather be. I personally feel safest in the woods. The woods are peaceful, there are birds twittering and squirrels scurrying around. You might hear the wind blowing through the trees or feel rain dripping down. Walking in the woods makes all your problems feel small. You can collect your thoughts. You feel renewed.
A Walk in the Woods with book in hand
When you can't get out into the woods there are always books that will take you there. Bill Bryson's book, A Walk in the Woods: Rediscovering America on the Appalachian Trail
The book will soon be coming out in movie form starring Robert Redford. If you add this group to your favorites I will send you a squidcast when it's available.
Feel free to add your favorite books about walking in the woods to this plexo.
A Walk in the Woods by Bill Bryson, William Roberts
Bill Bryson has made a living out of traveling and more...3 points
Wild Fruits: Thoreau's Rediscovered Last Manuscript by Henry David Thoreau
The distinctly American gospel--never before publi more...2 points
My Own Hike by Nancy Shepherd
At the age of 41, and having never backpacked more more...2 points
Taking a walk ...
...through the woods and around the pond

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A New Mother in a Sari Walks with Her Baby Along the Shore of a Pond
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Today I took a walk around the pond and saw more animals than usual. There was the turtle sticking it''s head out of the water and the grackles noisily flying from tree to tree. There were a pair of anoles scurrying across the path. A baby Gallinule ran into the rushes and a white egret stretched it's neck out and caught a fish.
What a wonderful day. Thank you all for joining me on the Walk in the Woods.
Lenses for Walking in the Woods
Animals in the Woods
Lensmasters that Walk in the Woods
Animals of the Woodlands
Animals of the Forest
The following are animals of the woodlands. These are the animals that we meet along the path as we walk through the woods together. If you have written a lens about animals of the woodlands, please add it here. If you haven't yet, why not write one today? Then come take a walk in the woods with us.
The Redwall Series!
Brian Jacques definitely started an exciting series when he published his first book, "Redwall". The book was a great tale of a horde of rats attacking a large abbey for animals, and a young mouse's rise to Warrior of Redwall Abbey (see below in the "Summaries" sections).4 points
River Otters: Playful Friends of the Woodlands!
Learn about River Otters through games and hands-on learning centers. Decorate you classroom with a Woodlands Riverbank Theme.Learn the habits of River Otters, the food they eat and how they raise their young. You will find suggestions for both fiction and non-fiction books about river otters and...3 points
Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf?
How do you feel about Gray Wolves? What do you know about wolves in general? Do wolves really dress in Grandma's clothes and eat little girls? Learn about Gray Wolves, wolves in general and the story of the Big Bad Wolf.3 points
We Love Deer
All about sweet Deer. Does and fawns are so adorable. Bucks stand so tall and noble. Some people collect deer figurines, some people take photos of animals in nature, including deer. This site is dedicated to all who love dear deer.3 points
Preserving Louisiana Flora and Fauna
Louisiana is blessed with an abundance of native plants and animals, but in August, 2005, Hurricane Katrina and the building boom that followed destroyed thousands of acres of precious natural habitat. Today many concerned individuals and organizations in South Louisiana are trying to preserve and r...2 points
Frog Unit Study: Hopping to Learn
The spring continues to warm the earth and frogs are laying eggs in the vernal pools. As the tadpoles begin to hatch, what will they be learning?Pull up a lily pad and listen to the story of Grandfather Frog, hop around the hundreds board, and leave your tracks on the spelling words.Take trips t...1 point
Woodchucks: How much learning could a Woodchuck teach if a Woodchuck could teach school?
Don't just hibernate, pop your head up and find out about woodchucks. You will find dozens of ideas for learning centers, Word Walls, games, activities and literacy bags. Sharpen your claws and dig into learning...1 point
Creatures of the Woodlands
In the Spring time we all think about how the little Woodland Creatures are building nests and preparing to bring new life to the forest. Now all of the things you need to turn a room, playroom or classroom into a Woodlands Wonderland are just a click away. The Thornton Burgess Books, such as Old Mo...1 point
Whitefoot the Woodmouse: A Mouse Unit Study
This lens has dozens of mouse related activities to teach young children across the curriculum. It is great for homeschoolers and parents as well.This lens is all about writing and sharing their stories, singing, playing, experimenting and creating works of art. Create the feel of a cozy little mo...1 point
Mystery Snails
The Mystery Snail (Pomacea bridgesii) is a species of Apple Snail.1 point
Otocinclus Catfish
Because Otos are catfish, people believe they can be tossed into their tanks like other catfish and they don't need to do anything special. This is wrong. Without proper research into tankmates, food and water conditions you have a very high chance of killing your otos in the first week of ownership...1 point
Heroic Animals
There is nothing that compares to the unconditional love of an animal. These furry creatures can bring happiness to a sick child, provide companionship for the elderly or even save someone's life. There are many wonderful stories about animals saving lives...even at the expense of their own life. Th...1 point
Mr. Lee CatCam - How to make Your Cat a Photographer
Ever wanted to see the world through the eyes of your cat? Well, thanks to the to Mr. Lee cat camera project, you can. Mr. Lee is a cat in Germany, whose owner has attached a camera to his collar so that we can all be part of his daily adventures! Juergen Perthold created the CatCam and has provided...1 point
Naturally Native Creations
Naturally Native is all about our love of nature, animals and the great outdoors. We enjoy Louisiana's scenic rivers and the abundant native flora and fauna and we want to share it with the world. Most of the photographs featured here were taken in Southeastern Louisiana both pre and post Katrina. T...1 point
Nature Postage Celebrates Animals
This page screams, 'We love and protect animals'. It is here that the creatures of Louisiana, both wild and domesticated, are spotlighted (in a positive way) by displaying their photo on postage stamps. Descriptions and information about the habits of each of the featured animal groups is given. You...1 point
Animals in the Wild
Endangered species need our protection - now!1 point
Clearwing Hummingbird Moth
One may think there's a tiny little baby hummingbird flying among the flowers, but more than likely it's a Hummingbird Clearwing Moth. This moth will feed during the day and it's shape, coloration and scaleless wings give it the appearance of a small hummingbird. There are two common varieties of th...1 point
Creatures of the Night
When the sun goes down, the night creatures come out of their nests, dens and boroughs. This is their time to shine. They have adapted to living by the light of the moon and stars, so that the cycle of life (producer, consumer and predator) will continue from dusk until dawn. This lens will give you...1 point
Snakes of Louisiana
Snakes are probably one of the most controversial animals. You either love them or hate them. Snakes are a very important link in the food chain and without them our earth would be overrun with vermin and harmful insects. Here in Louisiana there are many beautiful and beneficial non-poisonous and po...1 point
Kingsnakes of Louisiana
Since we were children we have welcomed the non-poisonous Kingsnakes into our yard. Kingsnakes are constrictors that live in many types of habitat, but seem to prefer ridges and levees that border wet areas.They will kill and eat poisonous snakes, but their most common prey is mice and rats. This is...1 point
What Do Crickets Eat
Crickets 28 families and 20,000 species crickets, grasshoppers, and their relatives form the order Orthoptera.1 point
Brown Bears (aka Grizzlies and Kodiaks)
Brown Bears, known as Grizzly bears in the Lower 48 states live 20 to 25 years in the wild. in Alaska the bear is known as the Alaskan Brown Bear or Kodiak bear. Here you find facts about their habitat, range, breeding, habits along with photos, videos, links to organizations dedicated to saving gri...1 point
American Black Bears In All Their Glory
Here you'll get facts, photos, videos of the American Black Bear in all their glory. There are also informational links for organizations who study them, photograph them or fight to save them.But don't let the name fool you, these bears come in brown, cinnamon, and blond. I even have a couple of pho...1 point
The Spirit Bear aka Kermode Bear aka Ghost Bear
Yes, there is another white bear. It's not a polar bear but in fact it is a rare subspecies of the Black Bear.The beautiful Spirit Bear aka Ghost Bear was named after Frank Kermode the former director of the Royal B.C. Museum, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada.Read on to discover the myth and the m...1 point
Brown Bears (aka Grizzlies and Kodiaks)
Brown Bears, known as Grizzly bears in the Lower 48 states live 20 to 25 years in the wild. in Alaska the bear is known as the Alaskan Brown Bear or Kodiak bear. Here you find facts about their habitat, range, breeding, habits along with photos, videos, links to organizations dedicated to saving gri...1 point
Birdscape a Pop-Up Book in Stereo
Do you love Birds? Do you know someone who does?This book contains seven wonderful pop ups of different ecosystems.Each pop up includes full stereo sounds of the birds that inhabit the ecosystem pictured.Just out in 2008!1 point
Critters of the Coconino National Forest
If you're ever in my neck of the woods here in Northern Arizona, I encourage you to take time to explore the many wonders of the Coconino National Forest.At 1.8 million acres with an elevation span of 10,000 feet, the Coconino is one of the most diverse National Forests in the country. Its vistas ra...1 point
The Wildlife in WhitePineLane's Back Yard
I'm lucky enough to have two back yards, a home in the suburbs of Minneapolis and a cabin in northern Minnesota. I've had lots and lots of fascinating creatures show up in my yards, and I'd like to share them all with you!1 point
Black Racer Snake
Black Racers are very fast black snakes with a bluish cast to their scales. Other names for this handsome, non-venomous snake are Blue Racer, Blue Runner and Black Runner. The Southern Black Racer occurs in habitats all over Louisiana and through most of the Southeast. Most Racers do not enjoy being...1 point
Diamond-back Water Snake
The Diamond-back (or backed) Water Snake is a long, heavy-bodied, tan to gray-brown snake with a pattern of dark brown to black chain-like markings. The belly is yellow, but with dusky brown markings. As the name implies it lives in slow moving waters and is found all over Louisiana. These beautiful...1 point
Yellow-bellied Water Snakes
Plain-bellied Water snakes are found in every southeastern state in the U.S. They are stout snakes with dark brown, gray or greenish gray backs and bellies that range in color from yellow to red. In Louisiana, the Yellow-bellied and blotched water snakes occur. Even though these snakes are comfortab...1 point
Hognose Snake in Louisiana
The Eastern Hognose Snake is a most unusual reptile with some very unique defense mechanisms, including puffing up like a cobra and playing dead. Although it is considered non-poisonous, in that it does not have fangs, it's saliva sometimes causes allergic reactions in some people if it comes in con...1 point
Ring-necked Snake of Louisiana
The Ring-necked Snake is a small, harmless snake that lives in forested areas all over the Southeastern United States. It spends most of the day light hours hiding under logs, but is active at night during the warm months of the year. Ring-necked Snakes are egg-layers and the females brood their egg...1 point
Characteristics of a Frog
One day when we arrived at the frog pond the kids decided to try to become frogs. They were hopping and leaping from spot to spot yelling rib-bit, rib-bit, rib-bit at the tops of their lungs. Then they tried to see who could jump the farthest. It wasn't too long before they were all tired out and de...1 point
Summertime Berry Picking
Blackberry picking is something I have been doing for around 45 years. It has taken me up onto the English South Downs and woods in Sussex and Kent to the large forests in Bavaria, Southern Germany. It has been an activity that for me has become a bit of a hobby, although I'm not particularly intere...1 point
Little Brown Bats
Come learn about the Little Brown Bats of New England which are now threatened to near extinction. Will White Nose Syndrome be cured before they all die? Come learn about bats...1 point
Rats and Mice
Close your eyes after reading this sentence, and think of the word "rodent", then think of the first rodent that comes to mind. It's a mouse or rat, right? Of course it is! Rats and mice are perhaps the most common rodents other than lemmings (yes, I mean those cute lil' fuzzballs running...0 points
American Black Bear (Ursus americanus)
This page contains facts about the American black bear, including physical traits, behavior, diet, reproduction, communication, tracks, and signs. You'll also find lots of pictures of bears!0 points
Baby Birds
Here you'll find pictures of baby birds and birds at the nest.0 points
Little Quack
Join Little Quack and his siblings for life in the pond - learning to swim, making new friends, enjoying bathtime and counting.These delightfully simple stories are sure to become favorites of any toddler you read them to.0 points
Fly Fishing in Montana
My husband Bern kept bringing me to Ennis, Montana on fishing trips and I kept catching trout. So I said I could live here. He has been a passionate fisherman since he was nine.After we married, I decided to learn the art of fly fishing, and ended up becoming competent myself. That process took aw...0 points
Fly Fishing with Streamers
Somewhere around 80% of the time trout are feeding, they are eating underwater, rather than taking bugs floating on the surface. While dry fly fishing is great fun, sometimes the fish are simply ignoring that manner of feeding.In order to catch a fine trout one must then switch to nymphs or stream...0 points
Fun For Animal Lovers Lensography
I love animals and I love having fun with them too. My dog is quite the comedian. Come share your animals and animal fun too!0 points
The Three Bears
There are the three bears that Goldilocks encountered but in Alaska there are also three types of real bears.The three best known bears are all found in Alaska. Polar Bears, of course, live near the north pole. Grizzly or Brown Bears live further south along river and streams and Black Bears live in...0 points
Raccoon Unit Study
Raccoons love to investigate. In this unit study we will be investigating the lives of raccoons with both fiction and non-fiction books, sensory table explorations and even a visit from a wild raccoon.Let Bobby Coon teach you about life on the Green Meadow and find out what threatens the farmer's co...0 points
Beaver Unit Study
Paddy the Beaver knew perfectly well that he would have visitors just as soon as he began to build his dam. He expected a lot of them. You see he knew that none of them ever had seen a Beaver at work unless perhaps it was Prickly Porky the Porcupine, who also had come down from the North. So as he w...0 points
Amazing Amphibians of Louisiana
Amphibians are an interesting and very important class of animals and there are certainly plenty of them here in Louisiana. We have everything from large Bullfrogs to tiny Tree frogs, Toads that keep the garden free of harmful insects and even secretive Salamanders and Newts. Nights in the spring ar...0 points
Acorns for the Squirrel's Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving is coming and the squirrels are counting their acorns. Read tales of squirrels who are preparing for Thanksgiving by making place mats, toilet paper tube squirrels and other Thanksgiving decorations.What will they be thankful for and will they remember their manners at the Thanksgiving...0 points
Fly Fishing with Streamers
Somewhere around 80% of the time trout are feeding, they are eating underwater, rather than taking bugs floating on the surface. While dry fly fishing is great fun, sometimes the fish are simply ignoring that manner of feeding.In order to catch a fine trout one must then switch to nymphs or stream...0 points
Advanced Fly Tying DVD | Power Streamers
Creating a fly tying video proved to be a challenging winter project when my husband gave me a camcorder for Christmas.Bern wanted me to film him tying streamers he gradually developed over years of fishing here in Montana. They catch the really large trout he paints, so it seemed time to share th...0 points
Rough Green Snake
The Rough Green Snake is the only type of Green Snake that inhabits Louisiana. It is a slim, medium sized, non-poisonous snake, which is bright green in color. Rough Green snakes are egg layers and are excellent climbers.0 points
Industrial Waste in the Frog Pond
Are Vernal Pools in remote rural areas of Vermont being destroyed by industrial waste? Come on a walk in the early spring. Walk through the cold wet mud and try not to slip on the remaining spots of ice as we go on a hunt for frog eggs and discover some very scary substance.Come on a search for frog...0 points
The Frog Report
Find out what is going on in the world of frogs?There are reports of frogs being arrested in Nevada and frogs that make so much noise that that home values are going down in the neighborhood.Maybe the most disturbing, however, are the reports of the disappearance of whole species of frogs. What coul...0 points
Black Squirrels
The black squirrel is a melanistic subgroup of the eastern grey squirrel. As a melanistic variety of the Grey Squirrel, individual black squirrels can exist wherever Gray Squirrels live. The black subgroup is particularly abundant in the northern part of the Eastern Grey's range. This may be due to...0 points
About My Pet Box Turtles, Pictures and More
As I was putting together my Bird Feeder lens, and was sharing about how my parents fostered my love for animals by letting me keep all kinds of things as pets, I realized I just had to do a lens about one of my absolute favorite 'non-fuzzy' animals, the Box Turtle.I have had many of them as pets, i...0 points
Bolderwood Deer Sanctuary Review, New Forest, Hampshire
Bolderwood Deer Sanctuary in the New Forest has a viewing platform onto an enclosed area where deer are fed and are therefore often around in large groups.0 points
Baby Animal Pictures
This page is about baby animals and pictures of them. Living in the woods, as I do, gives me a special appreciation for nature, animals, and especially baby animals. I love to see the little ones with their mamma. I've included on this page pictures of baby foxes (like the one in the photo to the le...0 points
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Online Surplus Auctions
Surplus-Auctions are a web based auction where brand new desirable products sell for prices well below the market rate. Surplus-Auctions are a Penny Auction website focused on selling industrial equipment. We work in conjunction with various suppliers around the globe in order to ensure that the best products are available for you to bid on.0 points
Handmade Rugs
Mr. Amidi moved to downtown Palo Alto, California, launching AreaRug4Sale in 1978 with the goal of educating local communities about one of the most exquisite art forms in the world. Today, AreaRug4Sale represent the history, present, and future of high quality handmade rugs, Persian Rugs, Area rugs, Persian Handmade area rugs.0 points
Car Accident Lawyer
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Rehab Centers
Founded in 1993, Palmetto Addiction Recovery Center is a treatment facility that provides specialized programs for addiction treatment. This Alcohol rehab center has been effectively treating, for more than 15 years, male and female patients with alcohol and drug dependencies.0 points
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Motorcycle Tire Review
One of the most fundamental parts of a motorcycle is tire. We cannot think of a tireless bike. Tire is the only part which keeps connection with the street and also your bike shifting. It assures your bike's safety as well as design and style. Sometimes bikers cannot pick a suitable tire for his bike. Due to this fact he has to suffer a lot. MotorBiketyre.com is here to eliminate your trouble within a second. This is the ideal website that will take you to a spectacular world of motorbike t...0 points
Palm Beach Personal Injury Attorney
The personal injury Law Team of Fetterman & Associates has been helping injury victims for more than 30 years. Fetterman & Associates - The Law Team handles motor vehicle accidents, large truck accidents, serious accidents and catastrophic injuries. The Law Team accident attorneys also represent nursing home abuse and wrongful death in the counties of Palm Beach, St. Lucie, and Martin.0 points
Houston Criminal Defense
McLemore, Reddell, Ardoin & Story, P.L.L.C. is a Houston-based law firm providing criminal defense representation for individuals throughout the state of Texas. The attorneys handle state and federal misdemeanor and felony cases, including DWI and drug charges, white collar crimes, violent crimes and sex offenses, and more.0 points
Car Accident Lawyer
Magaña, Cathcart & McCarthy specialize in Los Angeles Personal Injury lawyer Cases, Aviation Accidents, Auto Accidents, all accident related cases.0 points
Millionaire Dating
Rich wealthy resourceful man gets into a relationship with nice hot beautiful lady which called sugar baby. Sugar daddy always ready to shower the whole world's happiness on his sugar baby. Their dating is very well known to all and it is very fabulous and expensive and called sugar daddy dating.0 points
Pet Tortoise
Want a semi-aquatic reptile as your pet? Then you might want to have a pet tortoise in your home to watch over and take care of. Having a tortoise as a pet will be a new kind of experience since it has a different kind of needs than a usual pet.0 points
Online Singles
Over the past few years free online dating has become very popular. The online sites open new doors for most single men and women . Just complete small free registration process and enjoy the free dating services provided bye this free dating site.0 points
DM Design - Web Enhancing Business
Contact us for web enahancing Business, WEB GRAPHIC DESIGN, WEBSITE DEVELOPMENT , 2D & 3D ANIMATION , SEO & MARKETING SERVICES at 00353862033990
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Very Easy Gardening
Learn some great gardening tips here.0 points
Vacation Nz
New Zealand - a piece of heaven in our own world. Take a great taste of New Zealand trip and keep it memorable for rest of real life. Hotelbookingnz.co.nz offers you the best hotels because we care of your comfort and luxury.0 points
Very Easy Gardening
Learn some great gardening tips here.0 points
Birds in the Woods
Bird Watching in the Woods

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Woodland Birds
Davis, R. B.
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There are an incredible variety of birds that can be found in the woods. There are woodpeckers making holes in dead trees while looking for insects. There are owls at night looking for mice in the woods while hawks search for mice in the daytime. Some birds hide in the pine woods while others make nests in the deciduous forests. Come take a walk in the woods and look for birds.
If you have written a lens about birds, please add it here and then come walk around in this forest of bird lenses to learn about all the various birds found in the woods:
The Cardinal's Nest
Have you ever seen a cardinal's nest when on a walk in the woods?0 points
Red-bellied Woodpecker Family
Often you hear the Red-bellied Woodpecker long before you actually see it. Walk quietly through the woods and listen for drumming.0 points
Nest Box Trails for Bluebirds and Others
You won't find bluebirds in the woods but you will find them on the edge of the woods. To increase your chances of seeing bluebirds as you begin your walk through the woods, build a row of bluebird houses along the fence line at the edge of the woods.0 points
Bird Symbolism and Spirituality
Because birds fly through the sky they have often been associated with spirituality.0 points
My Love for Wild Birds Learned from Mother and Grandmother
Is Bird Feeding "For the Birds"? Do you feed the birds that live in the woods?0 points
Prothonotary Warblers are Golden
The prothonotary is the only eastern warbler that nests in holes in trees. It usually nests in abandoned Downy Woodpecker holes, but the warbler will nest in a variety of natural cavities in dead branches, the broken top of a stump, or the "knee" of a cypress tree.0 points
The Wings of Winter
The winter season is hard on wildlife, but most of all the birds. Some bird species migrate to warmer climates, but many do not. There is quite an assortment of beautiful birds that are permanent residents of, or that visit Louisiana during the winter. This lens is about our favorite winter birds an...0 points
Bird Trivia Quiz
If you are find free trivia questions it is most likely because they are funny, intriguing, and invigorating.What can free trivia questions do for you? They can make you a sparkling conversationalist. They can make you appear smarter than you really are. They can actually help make you smarter than...0 points
These Lensmasters Love to Walk in the Woods

When I walk in the woods along a path I try to pick up the branches that fall in the way to help make it easier for those that follow. Sometimes I find shredded bark or half eaten acorns that show that other creatures have walked down this path as well.
The Woodlands Habitat
Plants in the Woods

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Two Children Walk Along a Wooden Walkway in the Rain
Kasmauski, Karen
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Take a walk in the woods to see all the plants growing there. Notice the stars shining in the night sky. Feel the rain gently falling and watch at raindrops collect and then form pools, streams and rivers that flow through the woods as we walk along. What is the environment of the woods? Come explore the plants and habitat of the forest as we take a walk in the woods together.
It's Raining! It's Pouring!
Water, rain, puddles, wetness...There are endless more...3 points
Rudolf Steiner the founder of Anthroposophy
Founder of Waldorf education, alternative farming more...3 points
Astronomy Activities: It's a Starry Starry Classroom
This Astronomy Activity lens will give you dozens more...2 points
Volunteering with EnviroCorps on Squidoo
Envirocorps is a nonprofit organization that provi more...2 points
Gardening with Native Plants
Using native plants in the landscape and sustainab more...2 points
Saving the Earth: Caring for the Environment and Protecting Endangered Species
Saving the Earth is all about ... saving the Earth more...2 points
The Environment Lensography
A lensography of the best lenses about pollution, more...2 points
Sustainable Gardening a la Rabbit Hill
When Robert Lawson wrote and illustrated Rabbit Hi more...2 points
EnviroCorps of Greater Gig Harbor WA area
Envirocorps is a nonprofit organization that provi more...1 point
Harbor Family Park
To learn more about Harbor Family Park go here:htt more...1 point
Preserving Louisiana Flora and Fauna
Louisiana is blessed with an abundance of native p more...1 point
Mediaeval Gardening - Organically for the benefit of Wildlife
With tadpoles and newts in the pond, Spring gets o more...1 point
Apple Tree
When Garner Rix moved with his family to Vermont i more...1 point
Tualatin River National Wildlife Refuge - Scenery and Wildlife
This wildlife refuge near Portland, Oregon feature more...1 point
Garmin Dakota 20
Find the Garmin Dakota 20 review and information.1 point
Step Into Ravenna Creek Ravine
'It's magic,' I tease, but I won't tell him what i more...0 points
Desert and Forest Ecosystems: Lesson Plans
Science comes alive when you bring a little bit of more...0 points
A Walk in the Woods
This lesson was simply a field trip through the wo more...0 points
More Lensmasters are Walking in the Woods

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Spring Woodland, River, Bridge and Path, Watersmeet, Exmoor Np, Devon, UK
Burton, Adam<
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Lenses about Hiking and Walking in the Woods
Hike through the woods with a backpack

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John Bull, Holiday Hiking Walking Trekking Outdoors Magazine, UK, 1958
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"I love to go a wandering along the mountain track, and as I go I love to sing, my backpack on my back..." This is the song we sing as we hoist our backpacks for a hike through the woods. A hike to me is when you need more that just your sneakers. It is usually a bit longer than a walk and usually requires a backpack. Come listen to tales of treks in the woods. Get inspiration for your next walk in the woods.
Favorite Wild Fruits
Every since we were children, we have loved the fr more...3 points
Some Dirt on the Appalachian Trail
The picture to your left is me, the A.T. hiker kno more...3 points
Creatures of the Night
When the sun goes down, the night creatures come o more...2 points
Hiking My Way to a Novel
Walking a trail frees my mind to wander...2 points
The 24-Hour Pack: Hike Smart, Be Safe
As a Search & Rescue volunteer, I've participa more...2 points
Backcountry Water Purification
Options for treating water on the trail2 points
Hiking The International Appalachian Trail
The International Appalachian Trail, when I hiked more...2 points
What happened to RECESS?
Do you remember the games you played during recess more...1 point
Last Child In The Woods
People need nature - really need nature, not merel more...1 point
Nature Study -- Charlotte Mason Style
Charlotte Mason's educational philosohpy is a grea more...1 point
New England Fall Foliage
I've compiled this resource to answer your questio more...1 point
Take A Hike
Because roaming is in our blood and hiking allows more...1 point
Hide and Seek is a sport.
Hide and Seek is a sport. Sport: An active diversi more...1 point
Walkography: How Photographers Get Great Legs
Combine photography and walking and you've got a n more...1 point
Wildlife in North Central Alabama
We live in north central Alabama in the foothills more...1 point
Photography Tips by Nature and Wildlife Photographer Diana C Cooper
I love photography and I love nature and wildlife. more...1 point
Starting a Scout Hiking Program
One of the things I love about scouting is being o more...1 point
Hiking the Appalachian Trail: A Story in Postcards
On a recent snowed-in lazy day, I plopped myself o more...1 point
Planning A Colorado Trail Section Hike: Silverton To Durango
And, boy, do we need one. It's been a long time si more...1 point
My Own Hike
I'd dreamed of hiking the Appalachian Trail for a more...1 point
My Own Hike
At the age of 41, after years of harboring the dre more...1 point
Book Review: A Walk In The Woods by Bill Bryson
Journey with travel writer Bill Bryson as he sets more...1 point
Credit Card Knife Pocket
Devices and gadgets today are modernized with the more...1 point
Camping Tents
Whether you are looking for the family tent or the more...0 points
Garmin Forerunner
Garmin Forerunner Save up to 60% & Free Shipping more...0 points
Garmin Forerunner
Garmin Forerunner Save up to 60% & Free Shipping more...0 points
Letchworth State Park New York
This park is so beautiful. It is known as the &quo more...0 points
Genesee Riverway Trail - Rochester, New York
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Walkers on Snow Covered Path in Woodland at Grasmere, Lake District National Park, Cumbria, England
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Read inspirational quotes, write some poetry, meditate. Whether you take a walk in the woods behind your house or you go to a national park, you can find peace and solitude in the majestic beauty. Come read about our favorite national parks, poetry we have written in honor of the beauty there or write your own and add it to the list. Visit often and leave comment. We enjoy taking a walk in the woods with you.
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Long Ago in the Woodlands
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As You Like It, Orlando Rosalind and Celia in the Forest of Arden
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What was it like to take a walk in the woods long ago? Read tales of a time when the trees of the old growth forest loomed high overhead. Read of when people needed to know which wild edible foods would sustain them. Read tales of when those trees were cleared for farmland to the point where it looked as if one might never have a chance again to take a walk in the woods. What were the woods like long, long ago?
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Live as if you were still in the woods. Discover ways to bring nature into your home with natural elements that make your home as natural and inviting as a walk in the woods. Display rocks, water features, plants and more. Follow the rules of Feng Shui or just follow your own rule. Create a woodland habitat in your home...
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Canoeing and Camping
Let's Spend more time in the Woods!
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A Walk in the Lone Tree Woods

Some people live in areas where only a tree or two have to serve for woods. The trees on the edge of a meadow, on the side of a stream or in the back yard may have to serve as our forest. Thank you Five Senses for reminding us of this fact.
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From.....The Road Not Taken...by Robert Frost
Two roads diverged in a wood, and I,
I took the one less traveled by,
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Margo_Arrowsmith wrote...
Not so much the woods, but I loved hiking of cactus hills in the south west, especially near Tucson
tarodoug wrote...
What a great lens. Tons of information and great pics of the woods too. Thanks for sharing... Great job!!!!
oztoo wrote...
What a wonderful resource. It will take me ages to read all the wonderful lenses gathered here, but I'm looking forward to it.
vallain wrote...
What a great batch of lenses on topics that I love. I don't know where to start with the browsing and reading.
Evelyn_Saenz wrote...
[in reply to Mac33] Thank you for walking in the woods with us. Please come again soon.
Mac33 wrote...
I love the woods! This is a very interesting and well organized group. Glad I found it on Spirituality's Great Groups lens.
naturegirl7 wrote...
Hi Evelyn, Walk in the Woods has been featured on my new blog, Nature at Its Best at crabbysbeach.
Evelyn_Saenz wrote...
[in reply to ElizabethJeanAllen] Thank you so much for stopping by, Lizzy. I remember when you joined this group and filled the woods with your wonderful lenses. Thank you for joining us again on this Walk in the Woods today.
ElizabethJeanAllen wrote...
I'm glad you kept your group. A Walk in the Woods was one of the first groups I ever joined.
Evelyn_Saenz wrote...
[in reply to Ramkitten] Thank you so much for your kind words. It is one of my favorites as well and because of it's organization, I believe it has started to make the transition quite well. I am sad that many of the lenses were lost in the transition but am looking forward to new ones to be added.
Ramkitten wrote...
Just revisiting this group now that it's a lens, so I can favorite it and return to browse more lenses. This has always been one of my favorite groups, and I'm so glad it still exists!
Treasures-By-Brenda wrote...
Hi, Evelyn -- I've just submitted my The Mountain Wildlife T-shirts lens for your consideration...I won't be upset if you decide it is not in your mandate. Thanks for running a great group, it is blessed today.
Brenda
poutine wrote...
There is nothing like the scent of the woods when taking a walk.
poutine wrote...
There is nothing like the scent of the woods when taking a walk.
Treasures-By-Brenda wrote...
Evelyn, I am submitting my latest lens which would definitely be useful on your walk in the woods...however, I'll understand if it does not fit the mandate of your group.
Brenda
MysticTurtle wrote...
What a cool site! So much to see and do. I'll be spending almost as much time here as I do in the woods.
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when make-believe of magical things,
to see faeries we hoped and dreamed,
to be inspired to m... - The Hairy Woodpecker
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Sounds cool, huh?
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- A lensography of the best lenses about pollution, global warming, safe energy and endangered species.
The money earned on this lens will ... - LaraineRose
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- Parenting Style
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Being a parents is the toughest job you'll ever love!
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- Saint Francis of Assisi
- Saint Francis of Assisi loved to take a walk in the woods to see the animals that dwelt there.
Want to join this group? Post your lens in the appropriate plexo above.
The very best lenses will be featured above the plexos in each of the categories. Come take a walk in the woods with us:
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agoofyidea
Feb 1, 2012 @ 5:35 pm | delete
- I've had bad cabin fever lately and have been walking in the woods whenever possible. I can't wait for spring when I can get out even more. This is a very inspirational lens. Blessed!
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Comfortdoc
Apr 1, 2011 @ 2:21 pm | delete
- April 1 - Blessings.
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SofiaMann
Dec 26, 2010 @ 6:12 pm | delete
- Beautiful pictures. Wonderful lens.
I have a lens about wild birds: http://www.squidoo.com/helping-wild-birds
Thanks.
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GeorgiaHiker
Oct 14, 2010 @ 9:40 am | delete
- What a wonderful lens. My passion is walking in the woods, although I call it hiking. I would love to join this group.
http://www.squidoo.com/doggie-backpacks
Have a walk in the woods day!
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RosegardenAdvice
Sep 28, 2010 @ 6:10 am | delete
- I love to walk in the woods and as I travel to Australia regularly I take the opportunity to 'walk in the bush' as they say there! Connecting with nature and the earth is so important and when you live in a big city, very difficult. Our connection is lost with all the tar and cement. Bush walking takes me back to how life must have been hundreds of years ago, much simpler than today. My rose gardening gives me a similar charge.
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DinosaurEgg
Sep 11, 2010 @ 12:57 am | delete
- A lovely group. We love walking in the woods and we're sharing that with our children. Added my Bolderwood, New Forest lens. That's where we go to watch deer in the forest.
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mutter
Jul 23, 2010 @ 8:08 am | delete
- A lovely group- I love this theme. Added my lens to the plexo above.
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TheGreenerMe
Apr 21, 2010 @ 8:49 am | delete
- Beautiful group, it translated well into a lens! Thanks for the Earth Day ideas.
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IntuitiveHealer
Apr 21, 2010 @ 2:09 am | delete
- Here's my lens... http://www.squidoo.com/homeschoolingearthday
I would love to join the group!
~~Jeanine
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