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The Lessons of Baldur
They snake along on the trail ahead of me, fourteen teenagers wearing yellow hard hats, carrying picks, clippers and pulaskis. Ahead of them 3 older gentlemen, veterans and long dedicated trail builders lead us into the mountains outside of Floyd, Virginia. We are studying forestry, hosted by a youth hostel that rests on the Blue… Read more “The Lessons of Baldur”
Lisa DamienFormer Teacher Independent (Waldorf)Celebrate 100 years of Waldorf Education with us: Waldorf 100.See the StoreSee the book catalogueSee the Online Waldorf Library
