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In trying to explain the quality of life we enjoy, I find myself increasingly using the phrase biophilic living – living in harmony with nature.
It’s practicing shinrin yoku (forest bathing in Japanese) but doing it daily.
It’s waking up in a cabin on a hillside in Dalton, south of Letchworth as snow gently decorates the pine trees.
It’s also a walk along the Niagara River Gorge as fog hangs in the chasm creating a glorious mystique as your shoes stick in the mud.
In a tourism perspective, it is visiting peaceful places like Whirlpool State Park and ignoring the hustle of Clifton Hill which is horrible now and only gets worse from here.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/ximenaaraya-fischel/2025/04/19/biophilic-l…
Heavy rain, with a high of 64 and low of 39 degrees. Moderate rain at times in the morning, patchy rain nearby in the afternoon, overcast in the evening,
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I assume the family is still there, and will be displaced by the sale, unless they have the funds to purchase the house. I wish the best for them but also, thank you for highlighting that there is affordable housing during this time when rents are an absolute crisis.
I wish them well too but even if you disagree, when you set up a GoFundMe, pay the darn fine.
Chris wasn't all bad......he took some awesome pictures of his various desserts! The hiking excursions were superb! The coffee with Chris will thankfully continue with Chris McKimmie. I must say I will miss the carpet bagger too!
I agree with Tim H. A carpetbagger can't eat if he can't sell hot air. Chris was a great SHOWMAN with very few successful circus acts to show for his efforts. He did get you to think. And he did bring the truth to those who were interested in those Saturday morning coffees.