#rural maine

[johnnyslittleanimalblog]

Baby Porcupine by Susy Morris Via Flickr:

[brickcollector]

Driveway so bad even the Subaru couldn’t get up it rip to leaving the house during winter

[axeandantler]

The wetland comes alive with fungus in the fall. Northern Maine

[trracstudy]

Participate in a Research Study about Adolescent Mental Health (15-18, Enter for a $25 gift card)

Hi there! We're a research team based out of Fordham University’s Mood & Behaviors Lab and University of Maine's Clinical Child and Adolescent Psychology Lab conducting a study on risk & resilience related to mental health in adolescents. Our study is the Teen Risk & Resilience Across Contexts (TRRAC) Study!

In order to participate in this study you must: Be 15-18 years old, be comfortable reading and speaking English, and live in a rural community OR an urban community in the United States.

If you are interested in participating in the study, please click on the link below. Participants who complete the study will be entered into a raffle to win one of 20, $25 Amazon gift cards.

Your participation is completely voluntary, and you can end the study at any time. All data collected in this study is confidential. Your parents do not need to be involved in your participation in this study. This study is approved by the Fordham University Institutional Review Board.

We hope that this research helps us better understand online experiences for adolescents across the United States. Please reach out to us at trracstudy@gmail.com with any questions.

[t-u-r-n]

House by the river.

[halleehalfgallon]

I was passing through a neighboring town and seeing the lush, green rolling hills and the blushing blueberry fields and the pale green lichens and fern after fern and while my first thought was my god, what a place to live!, my second thought was how many other animals on this earth look around at their habitat and think the very same, and how sweet that is. my old dog used to sit halfway down our hill and close her eyes. she was listening to the wind pass through, the stream go by, the seasons come in and go out without a sound. I’ll bet the birds and the crickets and the caterpillars do the very same.

[ed13d1]

reaching the light

light keepers • andrea kowch

[honeyrosepetals]

[demonslayedher]

I finished posting the unabashedly educational Sword Fic.

It includes a detailed (but hopefully beginner-friendly) explanation of all the steps of making a Nichirin blade from a sunny mountain like Mt. Youkou, a touch of swordsmith and metalworker folk lore (including demons), meta about what must make Kimetsu no Yaiba's swordsmithing methods different from real life methods, some character exploration for Haganezuka and his polishing method, vocabulary and additional resources in the chapter notes, and hopefully, an endearing, silly POV character to learn this all through.

[parasiticpuppetry]

08.07.24

[diemelusine]

The Château of Brignac, Seiches-sur-le-Loir, France.

https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Brignac01.JPG

[angelboobz]

somewhere along the way

[brickcollector]

they are kissing <3

DEMOLITION DERBY WOO HOO

[axeandantler]

Morning Frost, Thanksgiving

Northern Maine

[trracstudy]

Mental Health Research Study for Rural Teens (Ages 15-18; Enter to win $25)!

Hi there! We're a research team based out of University of Maine's Clinical Child and Adolescent Psychology Lab and Fordham University’s Mood & Behaviors Lab conducting a study on risk & resilience related to mental health in adolescents across rural and urban USA.

In order to participate in this study you must: Be 15-18 years old, be comfortable reading and speaking English, and live in a rural community OR an urban community in the United States. We're particularly in need of rural teens to complete our study!

If you are interested in participating in the study, please click on the link below. Participants who complete the study will be entered into a raffle to win one of 20, $25 Amazon gift cards.

Your participation is completely voluntary, and you can end the study at any time. All data collected in this study is confidential. Your parents do not need to be involved in your participation in this study. This study is approved by the Fordham University Institutional Review Board.

We hope that this research helps us better understand online experiences for adolescents across the United States. Please reach out to us at TRRACstudy@gmail.com with any questions.

[t-u-r-n]

Looking in and out.