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Ernest Thompson Seton: The Trail of the Sandhill Stag near Carberry

 
Thriving in LIttle Seton Park our aromatic native Pasture Sage, artemesia frigida
127 of 144 		A native plant source of food for humans and fauna. Prairie Rose, rosa arkansana.
128 of 144 		Wild Bergamot, monarda fistulosa, a native plant established in Little Seton Park
129 of 144 		Little Seton Park`s native Wild Mint, mentha arvensis villosa, in bloom.
130 of 144 		A medicinal native plant in Little Seton Park, Yarrow, achillea millefolium, one Seton sketched
131 of 144 		Summer art and nature camp "modular" graffiti project taught by artist Nova Cassan
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Sculptor Chris Cooper engages children in art at The Seton Centre
133 of 144 		Wild About Nature/Art childrens clay works at The Seton Centre
134 of 144 		Clay works in progress with children at Wild About Nature at The Seton Centre
135 of 144 		Fort under construction at Wild About Art and Nature at The Seton Centre
136 of 144 		Completed fort becomes shelter for children at Wild About Art and Nature
137 of 144 		Completed teepee from Wild About Art and Nature displayed at The Seton Centre
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Chris Cooper's final drawing for bronze sculpture for Little Seton Park.
139 of 144 		Sculptor Chris Cooper adds clay to armature for her sculpture at The Seton Centre
140 of 144 		Bronze sculpture of full size wolf at wet clay stage underway at The Seton Centre
141 of 144 		Clay stage nearing completion for the sculpture for Little Seton Park
142 of 144 		One of our sources:Trail of an Artist Naturalist, the autobiography of Ernest Thompson Seton
143 of 144 		Image of Ernest Thompson Seton taken in 1936 on dust cover of his autobiography.
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