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WordsWork Communications works with clients in health, medicine and education to share their stories to improve awareness, enhance understanding and promote more conscious change. Tuesday, November 12, 2013. To MOOC or Not to MOOC? It was a gloomy Halloween morning. All the pumpkins were carved and lighted. Witches on brooms, ghostly apparitions and tombstones littered front yards in neighborhoods across the land.

We started just after 2pm and completed the loop by about 4. 20pm with a short stop at the bench half way through the hike for water, a snack and to remove our jackets. We chose to do the loop counterclockwise, starting in the valley and climbing steadily through the forest. The path is fairly wide, enabling us to walk in pairs, but was very muddy in places. The trees are mature and for much of the way formed a partial canopy above us through which we could see the very blue sky.

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I hope to see you there! Links to this post. My own father is turning 89.