Visit the north shore of Lake Superior to connect with a craft community like none other. I’ve learned over the years that the world can be a lonely place. The digital platforms that were supposed to bring us closer together … Source| Popular Woodworking
Tucked far away from much of the busy world, the historic Zane Gray House and Museum sits on a small knob overlooking the confluence of the Lackawaxen and Delaware Rivers. Eagles are often spied soaring far overhead, and if you’re lucky, you may see them perched in a tree adjacent to the shore watching for… The post Fishing clinic on the Upper Delaware helps anglers to hone their skills appeared first on Delaware Currents.| Delaware Currents
Author Terrance McGovern grew up in California visiting West Coast ghost towns with his father, who was a history buff. When the McGovern family moved to Connecticut, where ghost towns are few, McGovern and his father began exploring abandoned military posts. “He was curious to see what was there. I got interested in trying to… The post A passion project details World War II defenses of the Delaware Bay appeared first on Delaware Currents.| Delaware Currents
Step into Nepal’s current political situation through the eyes of a young, visionary doctor I met during my pilgrimage. The post Nepal’s Unrest Through the Eyes of a Young Visionary Doctor appeared first on Wise & Shine.| Wise & Shine
Molly Oliver, the new executive director of the Friends of the Upper Delaware River, is clear-sighted about the troubling times that environmental organizations face, yet she is excited by the challenge. FUDR is, first and foremost, she points out, an organization committed to sustaining the vigorous trout fishing of the upper river. Partnered with that… The post FUDR has a new executive director but she’s not new to the community appeared first on Delaware Currents.| Delaware Currents
Brandywine River Restoration Trust is leading an effort to restore fish passage past 11 dams on the Delaware portion of the Brandywine.| Delaware Currents
The “Two Random Questions” concept is a simple conversation game where you ask someone two questions that neither of you knows beforehand. Each person gets about two and a half minutes to answer each question. The goal is to spark spontaneous, honest, and often surprising conversations—connecting with someone in a way that’s unexpected and playful. The post The Power of a Random Question appeared first on Wise & Shine.| Wise & Shine
“In the quiet charm of Pai, a conversation about Muay Thai turned into one of the most fascinating — and so wildly different from my own life — exchanges I’ve ever had, blending shared ground and stark differences The post Meeting Chris in Pai: Muay Thai, Life, and the Stories I Didn’t Expect appeared first on Wise & Shine.| Wise & Shine
An effort is underway to name the Paulins Kill, a 41-mile tributary of the Delaware River in New Jersey, as a National Wild and Scenic River.| Delaware Currents
This printable preschool community helper matching puzzle is a great way to get the conversation started about community helpers and their tools. There are many preschool lesson plan ideas on community workers that go beyond having local community members come into your classroom. This preschool community helper theme printable is easy to use; just download, print out the full set and cut out the puzzle pieces. Read the full post: Community Helpers and Their Tools 3-Piece Puzzles| Kool Kids Games
Explore the Japanese concept of nakama, emphasizing camaraderie and belonging. Learn its significance in culture and storytelling.| Wise & Shine
How do young people in Nepal see their own culture? Are they content with tradition, or do they seek change? In this conversation, a 23-year-old Nepali shares his thoughts on his country, daily life, marriage, and the future. Through his eyes, we get a personal glimpse into the balance between tradition and modernity in Nepal.| Wise & Shine