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Pamelia and I studied the outdoor amphitheater and Lake Andrews—which Bates students often call the Puddle—to figure out how best to present our outdoor 13.7-billion-year walk during the TEDx conference.

Pamelia and I studied the outdoor amphitheater and Lake Andrews—which Bates students often call the Puddle—to figure out how best to present our outdoor 13.7-billion-year walk during the TEDx conference.

This morning we looked outside at 6:30 and saw a pair of young foxes. We've seen fox kits here in mid-September in years past as well.
The quarter-mile walk around the scenic lake took us past not only the osprey but also watery webs, black ducks, leaf-munching caterpillars and a mix of beautiful trees, grasses and flowers.
 
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