Sam Kuhn

The chapter entitled “Ravens” to me is slightly what I expected. Just as Edgar Allan Poe used his poem “The Raven” to talk about mysteriousness and supernaturality, so does Williams to portray the raven as a […]

When we arrived on David Kline’s farm, I was a bit surprised at first. It seemed at first that there was not much to the farm, but that thought quickly left my head the minute we stepped into the barn. I realized […]

Although Edward Abbey may not always depict the use of nature in ways that others would like, his honesty about the areas that he deems ‘not as natural as before’ intrigued me. In the beginning of Desert […]

To boardwalk or not to boardwalk: that is the question. I see this quite controversial topic as one that comes with a “win or lose” type scenario. What is a bog? A bog is a wet muddy ground too soft to support a […]

During my trip to Johnson’s woods, I noticed one thing that for the most part remains constant throughout time. Besides winter, when the trees become bare and snow covers the ground, the sunshine that sneaks […]

The natural spot of something so simple as my backyard has undergone significant changes throughout the past 11 years. A once green, forested space has turned into that of civilization and development when […]