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Tag: urban sustainability

Posted on April 4, 2014

Field Note Friday: Crow Mob & "the Grand Duke"

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Sometimes, it takes a screeching mob of crows to remind me to look up.

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Posted on December 14, 2012March 19, 2014

Aldo et ses amis/ Aldo and Friends

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Meet Aldo.  He’s an urban donkey, at least half of every year.  He winters in the Bishop’s garden at the Anglican Cathedral of the Holy Trinity.  Along with his companion goat, Alli, Aldo has made quite a splash in this historic district. Continue reading “Aldo et ses amis/ Aldo and Friends”

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