This Saturday, two of my old Outdoor pals will be joining me in a workshop on local flora and fauna at the Environmental Center, Oaklyn, NJ. The following week, we will hike Saddler's Wood and identify trees and animal signs. We signed up in advance through the Audubon Adult School bulletin, but if you call the Haddon Twp. Library, they may be able to give more information. Anyhow there are a whole host of wonderful things to do this weekend. I hope you get the Crossroads of the Revolution e-mail notifications, or the Visit New Jersey e-ail notifications and you can also visit Camden County Historical Society for the History Month Activities! Also, Saturday is the Collingswood Book Festival, always a fun experience, especially for a book crazy collector like myself!
Before I posted this, I posted about Matt Eiland playing at the Merchantville Railway Station Cafe' on Friday night. He is a brilliant performer and a wonderful music teacher. If you are free, you should check it out and if you always wanted to play an instrument, go get inspired, then sign up for lessons!
Have you seen Country Music, the Ken Burns documentary? Eight magnificent episodes chronicled the history of our country roots and folk traditions in music right up to the present day. That will inspire you if you have never been inspired before!
Happy Trails!
Jo Ann
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