Tag Archives: Edmund Hosmer

thoreau: KISS

Posted on January 8, 2013 by Dave

Although his cabin was only a mile and a half from home, and his sister brought him cookies freshly baked, Henry David Thoreau did find a wilderness by Walden and time to develop a sturdy, individualist’s philosophy… …In the fall … Continue reading →

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thoreau: raise the roof

Posted on January 7, 2013 by Dave

…Thoreau began his work at the pond with a borrowed axe. It probably belonged to Bronson Alcott, although after its fame spread it was claimed by both Emerson and Channing. But from whoever he obtained it, he returned it later, … Continue reading →