 Jen's relatives demonstrate social distancing and forest bathing in Rockport Maine In these changing times, it seems more important than ever to connect with each other and the planet- yet even those methods are shifting. We will be doing a blog series on people, places and things that may inspire you to connect, adapt, and co-create in more powerful ways. Email jpagach@conncoll.edu if you have ideas or want to contribute. We will also continue the series on how to fish as the season opened early, so clearly it is not all bad news out there. Remember, you may not always be able to hug people, but you can hug a tree! Comments are closed.
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