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If you're here to read about my 1978
(world record) moped trip to the Yukon, Alaska and NWT, please visit the
Moped Trip website (www.mopedtrip.com)
For
other travels,
click on a region:
Newfoundland,
Southwest
USA;
James Bay is on the
James Bay Road website; the Rupert
River is on the Rupert River
website;
Labrador is on the
Trans-Labrador Highway website; and
lots more here
Are you here to see how I naturalized my backyard?
CLICK HERE
My
father (Robert Muma)
was an artist and self-taught expert on moss, and I have reproduced his
written and artistic material on the
World of Mosses website.
And there are many examples of his work as a master bookbinder, restorationist and leathercraftsman on
the Mumart
website.
If you're here to get your
Digital Wallet unit fixed,
CLICK HERE
And there's also info about
Digital
Photography and
web design
Or perhaps you would like to
read some of my
Poetry &
Philosophy, or investigate
Spiritual Journeys
And
who is Walter Muma, anway? |
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website, please use the pull-down menus at the top of each page
(If you cannot see or use these menus, then please use the
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There are about 230 pages on this site |
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Leatherwood...
A shrub that grows deep in Ontario forests. Its bark is
exceptionally tough and pliable, making it ideal for emergency survival
cordage. I was first shown this plant years ago when I was 18, on a winter
survival weekend. I had never been able to find it again until recently
when a fellow plant enthusiast pointed it out to me.
There's more information about
Leatherwood
on the Ontario Trees website
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"Argue
for your limitations, and sure enough, they're yours."
-from Illusions,
by Richard Bach
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What's
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(Last
update
Dec 02/07) |
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You are welcome to visit my other websites
Travel:
Wilderness Survival, Tracking:
Nature & Environmental issues:
Technology:
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Brother Warrior
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Gentle warrior,
with your heart like gold
and a rainbow in your eyes.
Brave companion,
do you see a world
shining in the sky?
With your body dancing like an arrow,
spreading joy beneath your feet,
And your hands that wave like tall grass
in the wind as you speak.
With the shyness of a small child
and the wisdom of a sage,
I tell you now, there is no reason
to be afraid.
Brother Warrior,
there are none of us
who walk this path alone.
Spirit healer
it's the only life
that we have ever known.
I see your smile in the sunlight
I hear your songs in the rain,
Hold you here inside me
feel your love, and know your pain.
At this time when the earth is waking
to the dawn of another age,
I tell you now there is no reason
to be afraid.
We are crying for a vision
that all living things can share
And Those Who Care
are with us everywhere.
-- Words by Kate Wolf (©
Another Sundown Publishing)
(Kate Wolf was a gifted songwriter & folksinger who unfortunately passed away in the
1980s. Her music is on Rhino Records)
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Trail
website
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created
maintained
&
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by
Walter
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Leatherwood Trail web site is Copyright © by Walter
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Material in various articles and other submissions
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other's copyrights. If you notice a
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permission has not been obtained, or for which
credit has not been given, please inform me
immediately so that I may rectify the omission. See
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The Leatherwood Trail
website is located
in Ontario, Canada at http://wmuma.com |
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This site last updated
Dec 02/07
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