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X-WR-CALDESC:<h3>'A Celebration of Useful & Interesting Wild Plants -Their 
 Stories\, Songs & Lore'</h3> \n\nWhether he's spinning Spanish moss\, poin
 ting out poison ivy\, pontificating on poke sallet\, demonstrating basketr
 y techniques\, or singing about berries\, herbalist and author Doug Elliot
 t is known for his lively storytelling as well as his broad\, practical\, 
 scientific and cultural knowledge of useful wild plants.\n\nElliott brings
  us an <b>engaging virtual concert of tales\, tunes\, traditional plant lo
 re\, outrageous personal narratives\, and natural history fact stranger th
 an fiction</b> — all flavored with regional dialects\, soulful harmonica r
 iffs\, and more than a few belly laughs.\n\n<b>ADMISSION:</b> Donations ar
 e gratefully accepted. Please click <a href='https://ormondartmuseum.z2sys
 tems.com/np/clients/ormondartmuseum/eventRegistration.jsp?event=22&'><u>HE
 RE</u></a> to register for this special Zoom event!\n\n\n<b>ABOUT THE PRES
 ENTER</b>\n\n<em>Doug Elliott is an herbalist\, naturalist\, basket maker 
 and author.  He has spent a great deal of time with traditional country fo
 lk and indigenous people\, learning their stories\, folklore and tradition
 al ways of relating to plants. For many years he made his living gathering
  and selling herbs. In recent years he has performed and taught from Canad
 a to the Caribbean. He has been a featured storyteller at the National Sto
 rytelling Festival in Jonesborough\, TN and has conducted workshops and pr
 ograms at the American Museum of Natural History in New York\, the Royal O
 ntario Museum in Toronto\, and the Smithsonian Institution. He has trained
  rangers for the National Park Service and guided people on wilderness exp
 eriences from Down-east Maine to the Florida Everglades. </em>
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DESCRIPTION:<h3>'A Celebration of Useful & Interesting Wild Plants -Their S
 tories\, Songs & Lore'</h3> \n\nWhether he's spinning Spanish moss\, point
 ing out poison ivy\, pontificating on poke sallet\, demonstrating basketry
  techniques\, or singing about berries\, herbalist and author Doug Elliott
  is known for his lively storytelling as well as his broad\, practical\, s
 cientific and cultural knowledge of useful wild plants.\n\nElliott brings 
 us an <b>engaging virtual concert of tales\, tunes\, traditional plant lor
 e\, outrageous personal narratives\, and natural history fact stranger tha
 n fiction</b> — all flavored with regional dialects\, soulful harmonica ri
 ffs\, and more than a few belly laughs.\n\n<b>ADMISSION:</b> Donations are
  gratefully accepted. Please click <a href='https://ormondartmuseum.z2syst
 ems.com/np/clients/ormondartmuseum/eventRegistration.jsp?event=22&'><u>HER
 E</u></a> to register for this special Zoom event!\n\n\n<b>ABOUT THE PRESE
 NTER</b>\n\n<em>Doug Elliott is an herbalist\, naturalist\, basket maker a
 nd author.  He has spent a great deal of time with traditional country fol
 k and indigenous people\, learning their stories\, folklore and traditiona
 l ways of relating to plants. For many years he made his living gathering 
 and selling herbs. In recent years he has performed and taught from Canada
  to the Caribbean. He has been a featured storyteller at the National Stor
 ytelling Festival in Jonesborough\, TN and has conducted workshops and pro
 grams at the American Museum of Natural History in New York\, the Royal On
 tario Museum in Toronto\, and the Smithsonian Institution. He has trained 
 rangers for the National Park Service and guided people on wilderness expe
 riences from Down-east Maine to the Florida Everglades. </em>
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SUMMARY:Weeds for Your Needs: A Virtual Garden Event with Doug Elliott
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