Episode Notes

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In the fall of that year the Guerette brothers taught me how to fire a shotgun in the backwoods of Fort Kent, Maine, hunting beer cans and bottles propped on a fence post.

They were sharpening their sights for the upcoming deer season and while I was invited along I couldn’t reconcile the hunting they would be doing with the wonderful meals their French Canadian mom put on the table those winter months: venison steaks, chops, stews, soups, and burgers.

Trillium Woods where I often walk will be closed to hikers soon; deer season opens mid-October. And while I wish for each of the deer to rest safe and sound in their grass hideaways I’ve come to reconcile that a couple three may be taken for supper in the winter months to come.

Question: How has time changed you?

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Music: Mer’s Waltz from Crossing the Waters by Steve Schuch & Night Heron Music
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Steve Schuch & Night Heron Music
Diane Wyzga, Podcaster, Story Artist & Wordsmithery Coach