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Reflection on “Linnet’s Wings”
Read this commentary on the stanza from "The Lake Isle of Innisfree" carved on the entrance sign to Linnet’s Wings on the H. E. Butt Foundation Camp property.
February 2023
Steven Harrison
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Wonders Underfoot
Artist and professor Dan McGregor has been drawing the flora and fauna of the Frio River Canyon for a few years. Here is his perspective on re-creating creation.
February 2023
Dan McGregor
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A Reflection on “Auguries of Innocence”
These three couplets from William Blake are etched into four places around the Foundation’s property: twice in the Canyon and twice in the Kerrville offices.
November 2022
Steven Harrison
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A Reflection on “Love’s Lantern”
A reflection by Joyce Kilmer's poem, "Love's Lantern," and how our own lanterns can guide us.
August 2022
Steven Harrison
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Thoughts on Edwin Markham’s “Outwitted”
American poet Edwin Markham writes, "Love and I had the wit to win..."
June 2022
Marcus Goodyear
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Reflections on “fens of cedar”
A poem by Frederick Goddard Tuckerman (1821-1873) from Sonnets, First Series, VI.
November 2021
Marcus Goodyear
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The Neighborhood is Her Canvas
Muralist Crystal Tamez preserves history—and community—on the walls of San Antonio’s West Side.
April 2021
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I Liked What I Saw
Illustrative designer Dana Tanamachi spent the month of May 2019 living at Laity Lodge and creating art for the newest Cody Center exhibit, "I Liked What I Saw," exploring her family history.
June 2019
Gate Davis
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