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Details: Peeper Pond Walk 4.17.09 This week's road session: Happy Spring! The wood frogs are croaking, the peepers are beginning their amazing song and we had an amazing maple syrup season in the Northeast. The singing-spring yellow flowers of the Coltsfoot have just burst open and the wild ducks are quacking outside my kitchen windows. I'm back from Los Angeles where I rejuvenated myself, recorded pieces that I'm excited to share with you and had an incredibly fun and generous(because of you) fundraiser. Thanks to everyone who attended and contributed towards Trailer Talk. The little Beeline and Trailer Talk still need a Chariot, a used SUV or even a borrowed vehicle so we can hit the road. The border in Texas and the mountains in West Virginia are calling. The road beckons. Please help! When the Peeper Frogs begin their chorus of exuberant song I welcome, with great relief spring and its rapid unfolding. After the harshness of this winter the tiny Peepers are the first audible yet invisible proof of life bursting and moving; of the wildlife world outside my windows at my home in Liberty, New York and the satisfaction that I feel knowing that even this little pond with its ephemeral pools sustains a multitude of life that I call home. Join me for a peeping peeper walk with naturalist Bill Cutler as he introduces me to the wildlife outside my kitchen windows and how important it is to protect these wild places.  Very exciting news and a reminder of the power of "we the people" in protecting our homes and fighting to preserve the environment, the NYRI proposed power lines are not cutting through upstate New York. For a listen to the folks fighting and to the unified voices of neighbors fighting to save their beloved community tune in to, "They're Back, NYRI: No Power Lines 10.3.08" on the this TT page. The struggle to protect our region from Natural Gas Drilling and that seemingly destructive deep down drilling in to that "valuable" Marcellus Shale can now get our full attention.  Thanks to all of you who have contacted me to tell me that you've really enjoyed my reports on 51 Percent. Those pieces will be posted here in the near future. More of those to broadcast soon. Next report will be on Mothers.
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