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Created page with "{{TTP2Document|file=MessageFragment_5358|author=Miranda|loc=Eastern Wetlands|title=Re: Progress}} From: Miranda To: 5358 We finished setting up the external site at the lake. The area is so stunning, we forgot about the experiment for a while and went for a long walk. The ways in which all the different aspects of nature interact with each other are endlessly fascinating to me. And the sheer variety of living things, even on a simple green meadow! Sadly, we t..." |
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We finished setting up the external site at the lake. The area is so stunning, we forgot about the experiment for a while and went for a long walk. The ways in which all the different aspects of nature interact with each other are endlessly fascinating to me. And the sheer variety of living things, even on a simple green meadow! | We finished setting up the external site at the lake. The area is so stunning, we forgot about the experiment for a while and went for a long walk. The ways in which all the different aspects of nature interact with each other are endlessly fascinating to me. And the sheer variety of living things, even on a simple green meadow! | ||
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Re: Progress
From: Miranda
To: 5358
We finished setting up the external site at the lake. The area is so stunning, we forgot about the experiment for a while and went for a long walk. The ways in which all the different aspects of nature interact with each other are endlessly fascinating to me. And the sheer variety of living things, even on a simple green meadow!
Sadly, we then stumbled onto the carcass of a deer that had been torn apart by wolves. It must have suffered enormously and thinking about that made me feel truly terrible.
There is so much pain in nature.