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Why your grandchildren will be glad you kept a journal

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This episode came out early for patreon members! Learn more at patreon.com/marleypeifer
In this episode I talk with Wayne Wilson about travel journals. Not only does he tell stories about journaling and sketching on some amazing trips but he also talks about the importance of legacy and why your great grandchildren will be grateful you kept a journal.
Learn more about Wayne's Travel Journal 101 at
www.newtraveljournal.com
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Wayne's portable journaling kit 32:00
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Coaster guide for size (steal one from the bar)
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His main tips for keeping a travel journal also apply to nature journaling:
1. Keep it small
2. Don't make it a job
3. Find the right time: early morning quiet time or evening time on canoe trips
4. Dont take plant material if you are traveling across borders.
#naturejournalshow #traveljournal

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25 авг 2024

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Комментарии : 16

@illustratedjournal 5 месяцев назад

Super interview Marley & Wayne. Loved your questions Marley and Wayne's illustrations & suggestions. Thanks!

@MarleyPeifer 5 месяцев назад

Glad you enjoyed it

@naturesketches126 5 месяцев назад

This interview was amazing!! Can't wait for the follow up on legacy, what an important aspect of NJ! Subscribed to Wayne's channel 👍

@MarleyPeifer 5 месяцев назад

Glad you enjoyed it!

@amyvetter1830 21 день назад

I've made some travel journal "junk journals" of some recent trips, and I've always done photography. But I wish I was doing nature journaling the last few years in Yellowstone, Bryce Canyon, Zion and Grand Canyon. I feel like I have missed opportunities to draw and tell my story. The personal touch of being more observant and artistic, instead of just leaving a photo album no one will ever look at. Thank you for the wonderful interview.

@MarleyPeifer 20 дней назад

Hi Amy, I sometimes also regret the past trips I took before I started nature journaling. But the best we can do is move forward with using it now.

@bigdawgmoe 5 месяцев назад

Diggin’ this muzak!!!

@bigdawgmoe 5 месяцев назад

And artwork of course 🎉

@MarleyPeifer 4 месяца назад

haha, thanks!

@sandyhellebrand8740 5 месяцев назад

Thanks so much both of you. My own best guess at why 'legacy' isn't more part of the journaling conversation is that there's something of a paradox with that. A big part of the point of doing it is increasing mindfulness and being in the present. I am a recovering Mormon. I was actively taught from the time i could write that I owed my great grandchildren detailed records of my life. This functioned as an extension of all the messaging in that context that my life isn't mine and that privacy is dangerous. Also, there is a certain amount of domination culture that is heavy in to 'legacy'. We know the names of generals and conquistadors, right? My practice is about NOT that. I'm aiming more for a vibe of being a witness than of leaving a legacy. i realize that words have lots of nuance and just because a given word has a particular flavor to me, that doesn't mean it applies to general usage. Thanks again. This is really inspiring.☮

@MarleyPeifer 5 месяцев назад

Hi Sandy! Thanks for this thoughtful response and another important perspective on the concept of legacy. This gives me a lot more to think about. Thank you!