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    • A Sporting Year in Maine
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    • River Voices: Perspectives on the Presumpscot
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    • A Backyard Book of Spiders in Maine
    • The Thistle Inn
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    • BLACK TO BLUE
    • A LIFETIME OF HUNTING & FISHING
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    • Summer to Fall
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    • My Naked Safari
    • Owls Head Revisited
    • Memories of Shucking Peas
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    • The Depot Hill Gang
    • Blue Lights in the Night
    • Reminiscences and Recipes
    • Unexpected Journey
    • 50 Great New England Family Vacations
    • The Arctic Schooner Bowdoin
    • Glaciers & Granite
    • Is There a Doctor in the Barn
  • Poetry
    • Adrift
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    • To Bury or Burn
    • Quarry
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    • The Bookbinder's Wife
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    • Salty Liquor
    • Bedding Vows
    • At The Grave of The Unknown Riverdriver
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  • Children & Young Adult
    • A Fine Orange Bucket
    • The Blue Bottle
    • Cinnamon Birds
    • The Flower Patch Pals
    • Crazy Moon
    • Maine Has Moxie
    • Just a Little Fog
    • Colors of Maine
    • Tippy Tom Surprises His Friends at School
    • The White Belt Society
    • A Salty Tail
    • Behold the Turtle
    • Bustah and Bumpah
    • Kittery Ghost
    • Bear Moonlight Sonata
    • Tippy Tom Our Maine Woodland Elf Discovers Alpacas
    • A Tunnel in the Pines
    • The Kennebec is Rising
    • A Singular Peluche
    • More Adventures of Tippy Tom
    • The Perfect Christmas Egg
    • Inland
    • Tales of a Woodland Elf
    • Moe Pea the Moose Grows Up
    • Come Out to Play, Mr. Blue Jay!


NATURE I LOVED
by ​Bill Geagan

​70th Anniversary Edition



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                      Praise for Nature I Loved

“Anyone—and that must include just about everyone—who
has ever harbored a yen to get away from it all will be able to
read this [book] with sympathy and vast enjoyment.”
                                                                    --The Boston Globe

“Bill Geagan tells in much detail how his entire life in the
woods was dependent upon this knowledge of nature and how
he learned many things by trial and error. He discovered the
music and beauty of nature as well as his latent ability in art
and writing.”
                                                                    —The Baltimore Sun

“There’s something hauntingly beautiful, almost sacred about
this kind of writing. It lingers in your mind long after the book
is finished.”
                                                          —The Bangor Daily News
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