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X-WR-CALDESC:Author David B. Williams (Homewaters) together with author Iri
 s Graville (Writer in a Life Vest) will create a conversation about Puget 
 Sound that weaves the stories of people and place across more than 10\,000
  years of history. They will touch on warfare\, transportation (canoe cult
 ure and mosquito fleet)\, and resource extraction\; will dive into the rea
 lm of the salmon and orca\, and will trace lesser known\, but ecosystem-cr
 itical species such as rockfish\, herring\, kelp\, Olympia oyster\, and ge
 oducks. Together they will weave a nuanced\, intricate picture of our beau
 tiful homewaters... and share thoughts on seizing this critical moment whe
 re we can work together to make it more habitable for all. \n\nThis is a F
 REE event and no registration is required. This event is outdoors. Please 
 dress warmly. Masks and social distancing encouraged. Doors open at 4:30pm
  for community social with local beer and wine available for purchase. The
  presentation begins at 5:00pm.\n\nThis event is in partnership with NCW L
 ibraries and A Book For All Seasons. Books written by both authors will be
  for sale at the event.\n\nSpeaker Bios:\nDavid B. Williams is the author 
 of numerous books on the human side of geology and landscapes including Ho
 mewaters: A Human and Natural History of Puget Sound\, Too High and Too St
 eep: Reshaping Seattle's Topography\, Seattle Walks: Discovering History a
 nd Nature in the City\, and Cairns: Messengers in Stone.\n\nIris Graville 
 writes from her home on Lopez Island. She is the publisher of Shark Reef L
 iterary Magazine\, and the author of forthcoming Writer in a Life Vest:  E
 ssays from the Salish Sea (spring 2022) and of Hiking Naked: A Quaker Woma
 n’s Search for Balance\, Hands at Work: Portraits & Profiles of People Who
  Work with Their Hands\, and Bounty: Lopez Island Farmers\, Food and Commu
 nity.
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DESCRIPTION:Author David B. Williams (Homewaters) together with author Iris
  Graville (Writer in a Life Vest) will create a conversation about Puget S
 ound that weaves the stories of people and place across more than 10\,000 
 years of history. They will touch on warfare\, transportation (canoe cultu
 re and mosquito fleet)\, and resource extraction\; will dive into the real
 m of the salmon and orca\, and will trace lesser known\, but ecosystem-cri
 tical species such as rockfish\, herring\, kelp\, Olympia oyster\, and geo
 ducks. Together they will weave a nuanced\, intricate picture of our beaut
 iful homewaters... and share thoughts on seizing this critical moment wher
 e we can work together to make it more habitable for all. \n\nThis is a FR
 EE event and no registration is required. This event is outdoors. Please d
 ress warmly. Masks and social distancing encouraged. Doors open at 4:30pm 
 for community social with local beer and wine available for purchase. The 
 presentation begins at 5:00pm.\n\nThis event is in partnership with NCW Li
 braries and A Book For All Seasons. Books written by both authors will be 
 for sale at the event.\n\nSpeaker Bios:\nDavid B. Williams is the author o
 f numerous books on the human side of geology and landscapes including Hom
 ewaters: A Human and Natural History of Puget Sound\, Too High and Too Ste
 ep: Reshaping Seattle's Topography\, Seattle Walks: Discovering History an
 d Nature in the City\, and Cairns: Messengers in Stone.\n\nIris Graville w
 rites from her home on Lopez Island. She is the publisher of Shark Reef Li
 terary Magazine\, and the author of forthcoming Writer in a Life Vest:  Es
 says from the Salish Sea (spring 2022) and of Hiking Naked: A Quaker Woman
 ’s Search for Balance\, Hands at Work: Portraits & Profiles of People Who 
 Work with Their Hands\, and Bounty: Lopez Island Farmers\, Food and Commun
 ity.
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LOCATION:Red Barn\, 347 Division Street\, Leavenworth
SUMMARY:Red Barn Event - Homewaters: A Conversation About Connections
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