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    • Field Notes: A Meadow in a Skein

      Field Notes: A Meadow in a Skein

      July 5, 2026Erin Turbitt

      There are certain places in Wyoming that don't announce themselves. They're easy to drive past without a second thought. A pullout along the highway. A quiet trail. An open meadow...

      Field Notes: A Meadow in a Skein

      July 5, 2026Erin Turbitt

      There are certain places in Wyoming that don't announce themselves. They're easy to drive past without a second thought. A pullout along the highway. A quiet trail. An open meadow...

    • Field Notes: Indian Paintbrush

      Field Notes: Indian Paintbrush

      July 3, 2026Erin Turbitt

      There are some flowers that seem almost too bold for the landscapes they call home. Indian Paintbrush isn't one of them. Across Wyoming, it rises from sagebrush, mountain meadows, and...

      Field Notes: Indian Paintbrush

      July 3, 2026Erin Turbitt

      There are some flowers that seem almost too bold for the landscapes they call home. Indian Paintbrush isn't one of them. Across Wyoming, it rises from sagebrush, mountain meadows, and...

    • A hammered copper bowl filled with polished stones surrounded by natural cotton drawstring bags stamped with the Copper Crow Fiber Co. crow logo, each containing a polished stone.

      Field Notes: Why the Crow Leaves Gifts

      July 1, 2026Erin Turbitt

      Crows have a reputation for gathering things. A smooth stone. A curious feather. A bit of colored glass that catches the light just so. I've always loved that about them....

      Field Notes: Why the Crow Leaves Gifts

      July 1, 2026Erin Turbitt

      Crows have a reputation for gathering things. A smooth stone. A curious feather. A bit of colored glass that catches the light just so. I've always loved that about them....

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