Indian Summer Calendar
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"Indian Summer Calendar" is a collection of observations and reflections on nature during the late summer season, specifically the period known as Indian Summer. Kate Sanborn details the changes in flora and fauna, providing detailed descriptions of flowers, trees, and the overall landscape as it transitions into autumn. This work captures the beauty and subtle shifts in the natural world during a unique time of year.
Sanborn's essays offer readers a chance to connect with nature's rhythms and appreciate the often-overlooked details of the season. Her writing appeals to those interested in nature writing, seasonal changes, and the American landscape, providing a valuable record of a particular time and place.
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