Stone xylophone at Keswick Museum

May 2nd 2007
This morning we walked two miles from our hostel up to Castlerigg Stone Circle. It’s a stone circle just like Stonehenge only smaller. It was kind of neat to have our literature class in the rocks and to think about how they’ve been here even long than writing has. Some people danced in the circle last night (there was a full moon and it was May Day—how perfectly pagan), but I was took exha ... read more

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Liz Muir

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At the age of three, Liz moved to the house just outside of Salt Lake City where she spent the next fifteen years of her life. As the age of five, she decided that her life goal was to know everything. Despite being confronted many times with the fact that this goal is not precisely realistic, she hasn't stopped trying to obtain a generalist education in a specialist world. As a result, Liz is currently a student at BYU, studying Chemistry and English, and in her spare time enjoys watching PBS (especially Nova), knitting things that might by some definition be sweaters, and inventing bizarr... full info

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