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Field Journal
A place for what caught your attention.
The journal is where an outing becomes a record. A photograph helps, but a sentence about why you stopped can be just as useful when you return to it later.
Your next field entry
Date & place
When were you there? Use as much location detail as you are comfortable keeping.
The detail
What made you stop? Describe what was actually present.
The question
What would you like to understand? Keep observation separate from a guess.
The return
What could you look for on another visit?
Keep the small things
A faded arrow, a recurring rabbit sticker, an unexpected sound: an entry does not need a grand discovery. Build a record you will enjoy revisiting.
A pebble records an encounter. A collection of pebbles can reveal a path.
From notes to dispatches
The journal is for collecting observations. Dispatches will turn selected material into longer public updates as the book develops.