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Selected reads — curated from across the site.

Living with a Changing Climate Postcards

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Living with a Changing Climate Postcards

What climate change actually feels like. Not the data. The actual feeling.

Letters from the Dock

Articles using sailing as a metaphor for resilience and uncertainty.

The Boat is Up. The Mast Down.

Letters from the Dock

The Boat is Up. The Mast Down.

On March 30th, Rosemary came out of the water at the Bay of Islands Marina. The hull was dirty, the rigging had to go, and the mast ended up below the keel. The world felt upside down — but then again, we are in New Zealand.

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Letters from the Edge

Essays on change, loss, and transformation.

The morning I truly saw it

Letters from the Edge

The morning I truly saw it

She woke up to rain—but something wasn’t right. A brown film covered her car, the sea carried a strange residue, and for the first time, she hesitated before stepping into the water. A quiet moment when climate change became personal.

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Logbook

Personal notes shared with an inner circle of co-travelers pursuing their own frontiers.

The Calm Before The Storm

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The Calm Before The Storm

Trump said it. He was talking about something else. But the words landed differently this week — against Artemis, against a cyclone coming, against a beach at the edge of the Bay of Islands where I stood alone and wondered what it would mean to be a missionary today.

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