PAGE LAMBERT
A note from Page....
Celebrating milestones is one of the ways we mark life's most important memories. This year, our Nation is celebrating the centennial of our National Park Service, but I must admit, I'm more excited about my youngest granddaughter's first birthday in a few days. Other exciting upcoming milestones are the 10th anniversary of the Wyoming horseback writing retreats, the 20th anniversary of my river adventures for women, and the 5th "Weaving Words & Women" retreat in magical Peru. 

A milestone can offer time to reflect on the past and time to envision the future.  I live in a community where my neighbors are just a "stone's throw away."  I like to think that we all live in a country where hope is just around the bend. 

Wishing you autumn blessings, Page
FALL NEWS from NATURE & WORDS

Sojourns (the member publication of the Peaks, Plateaus & Canyons Association) celebrated the 2016, 100-year anniversary of the National Park Service with two centennial issues.  The editors reached out to Page and asked her to craft an essay. The result, “Mother Tongue, Heartbeat of the Land, is featured in Landscapes for the People.
“I've been reading nature writers for most of my 93 years on the planet but the first seven paragraphs of your Mother Tongue essay in the current Sojourns is the most profoundly moving bit of writing I have ever read......” Marcel Rodriguez, Utah .
Latest Post at Nature & Words
Peru, Thornton Wilder, and the Luck of Destiny

Destiny. Synchronicity. Coincidence. After returning from Peru and musing on the good luck that brought Qaisra Shahraz and me together with 12 other women to travel the back roads and highroads of modern and ancient Peru, I remembered...

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10th Anniversary of the Literature & Landscape of the Horse Retreat 
The 10th anniversary celebration of our annual Wyoming horseback writing retreat is sold out, but we're starting a Wait List! Contact Page to get on the list, or click the link below to find out more about this 6-day adventure at the historic Vee Bar Guest Ranch. And remember, this retreat is for men and women!

More about the Retreat
Featured Book - Immersion: A Writer's Guide to Going Deep
Ted Conover has ridden the rails with hoboes, crossed the border with Mexican immigrants, guarded prisoners in Sing Sing, and inspected meat for the USDA. His books and articles chronicling these experiences, including the award-winning Newjack: Guarding Sing Sing , have made him one of the premier practitioners of immersion reporting.  Look for a future review on Page's blog, All Things Literary, All Things Natural.
20th Anniversary Celebrates River Writing & Sculpting
In 2006, Oprah's O magazine featured Page's river adventures with Sheri Griffith Expeditions as "One of top six great all-girl getaways of the year!" 2017 marks the 20th anniversary and ROXANNE SWENTZELL,  world renowned sculptor, recipient of a New Mexico Living Treasure Award, and author of The Pueblo Food Experience, is returning as Page's featured guest. Registration opens in December for this late August 2017 trip.

Video of Roxanne Swentzell at the Santa Fe Food & Folklore Festival
5th Peru Weaving Words & Women Retreat Set for April, 2018
Details aren't firmed up yet, but if you'd like your name added to the "Tell Me More about Peru!" list, send Page an email. You have an entire year and a half to plan for this bucket-list adventure (held in partnership with True Nature Journeys).

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