A Hidden History of the Natural World by Susan Brind Morrow . Her interests are wide and varied. She has lived in Egypt and translates Egyptian poetry. She is also interested in beekeeping. The writing is beautiful, which is something one hears or reads of, but seldom encounters directly. She will sometimes dissect a word, revealing its Latin or Greek and ultimately Indo- European roots of her words. Natural history > New York (State) > Finger Lakes Region. Human ecology > New York (State) > Finger Lakes Region. Anchored in the emblematic experiences of a trapper and a beekeeper, Wolves and Honey explores the implications of their very different relationships to the natural world. Honey Wolves thrive in sub freezing arctic conditions. While their owner was on the road stuck in the snow they just play in the snow without a care. Here we have Gilly and his Mom playing while Jaime is preoccupied with a snow ball. I have also read her book . Her interests are wide and varied. She has lived in Egypt and translates Egyptian poetry. She is also interested in beekeeping. The writing is beautiful, which is something one hears or reads of, but seldom encounters directly. She will sometimes dissect a word, revealing its Latin or Greek and ultimately Indo- European roots of her words. I have also read her book.
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