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SUMMARY:Ocean to Lake Hiking Trail Event - Loxahatchee Chapter Fundraiser
DESCRIPTION:**Please sign up for this event at:**\n[https://runsignup.com/Race/FL/WestPalmBeach/Hike2O](https://runsignup.com/Race/FL/WestPalmBeach/Hike2O) \n(Registration opens 12/14/2025) \n**** Signing up through meetup only DOES NOT register you for this event.**** \nGrab your pack and gather your camping essentials and join us on the Ocean to Lake Hiking Trail (OTLHT)! \nThis year’s event will offer 3 different ways to enjoy the trial.\n1. Eastbound Section 3-days / 2-nights\n2. Westbound Section 3-days / 2-nights\n3. Eastbound Thru Hike 6-days / 5-nights \nAll participants registered for the 3-day hike will meet at the Hungryland Boardwalk parking lot in JW Corbett WMA ( just left of the Everglades Youth Conservation Camp (EYCC)) before boarding a complimentary shuttle to the trail heads and begin the hike. All participants registered for the 6-day hike will meet at the Kimbell Education and Visitor Center (Jonathan Dickinson State Park) Two groups of participants will hike approximately 30 miles from the ocean and lake trailheads of the Ocean to Lake Hiking Trail\, meeting back at the Everglades Youth Camp to enjoy a celebratory cook-out after completing half of the OTLHT. Participants completing the entire trail will stay overnight at the EYCC before continuing on towards the ocean the following day. After reaching the ocean side trail end\, shuttles will be provided to return hikers to the EYCC to retrieve their vehicles. \nNotes: \n* Capacity is limited to 48 hikers.\n* **Previous hiking and camping experience is strongly suggested for thru-hikers.**\n* Additional information will be provided and a pre-hike Q/A zoom meeting will be held to help with any additional questions you may have. \nPublic/Strenuous \nEvent Organizers:\nPhil Mitchell\nHannah Campbell\nWayne Vassello
URL:https://lakeworthhomes.com/event/ocean-to-lake-hiking-trail-event-loxahatchee-chapter-fundraiser/
LOCATION:Hungryland Boardwalk\, 12100 Seminole Pratt Whitney Road\, West Palm Beach\, FL\, 33412\, United States
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SUMMARY:Walk in Yamato Scrub Natural Area
DESCRIPTION:Walk in North Boca Raton on a sandy ridge along an ancient shoreline. Enter the park off Clint Moore road.\nBring something to drink to stay hydrated.\nNo dogs are allowed on our events. \nPaul Cummings\n561-596-4423
URL:https://lakeworthhomes.com/event/walk-in-yamato-scrub-natural-area/
LOCATION:Yamato Scrub Natural Area\, 701-767 Clint Moore Road\, Boca Raton\, FL\, 33487\, United States
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SUMMARY:Child of the Earth
DESCRIPTION:Child of the Earth class led by Grandfather Rick McBride. Long before the invention of organized religions\, there existed traditions that flourished throughout the “old world\,” or what academics call the physical world\, whether Earth Mother or Gaia\, and direct communication with and experience of those “other-worldly” beings\, variously named the prehistory. These ancient traditions resulted from recognizing the existence of the unseen\, or spirit world\, through the observation of the gods\, spirits\, ancestors\, guides\, or helper beings. In their exuberance to overthrow these “savage\,” or “pagan” ways of life\, the three major world religions of Judaism\, Islam\, and Christianity\, have sought to displace and expunge these natural\, tolerant\, compassionate\, and Earth friendly ways of life\, with devastating effects on the Earth as well. What is it to be “Earth friendly” today; can nonreligious people be “good” people; what is the phenomenological basis for either a heaven or a hell; how have religions influenced languages and how have languages influenced the behavior of nations; do people have direct experience with “spirits” today; and\, most importantly\, what of this survived\, where is it found\, and can it benefit the mainstream now? We will expand this discussion to include the recent mainstream awakening into what it calls “deep ecology\,” and where spiritually aware environmental activism fits in today’s world.\nRick McBride is mixedblood Tsalagi (Cherokee) who has walked the Red Road for over 35 years. He was named Cante Lute (Schan-tay Lou-tuh) by the spirits through his sundance chief\, which means Red Heart. He is a sundancer and has been traditionally trained and authorized to lead ceremonies\, such as inipi (purification lodge)\, prayer with the Canunpah (Pipe)\, drum healing and so forth. He has been publicly teaching these ways for over 12 years now. Workshops and lectures are one way to learn from the wisdom of Indian Country. Ceremony brings this knowledge to life. Combined\, teaching and ceremony render practical guidance to everyday living. And so\, Rick sees his role as that of “translator” of indigenous ways so that mainstream-educated people get the full benefit of these ways. It has taken him years of dedicated interaction with many Elders\, as well as his activities as ceremonial leader to get to this place in his life. \nFor further information\, visit his website: http://www.mixedblood.info (http://www.mixedblood.info/)
URL:https://lakeworthhomes.com/event/child-of-the-earth/
LOCATION:1489 N Military Trl\, 1489 North Military Trail\, West Palm Beach\, FL\, 33409\, US
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SUMMARY:Make a Dreamcatcher
DESCRIPTION:**Make a Dreamcatcher is led by Grandfather Rick McBride $35 includes materials. PREPAYMENT REQUIRED.** Zelle to Cynthia Mong at **954-270-8939 (preferred)** or paypal to: **[https://paypal.me/iwt2016](https://paypal.me/iwt2016)** \nHave you ever wanted to make your own dreamcatcher? For yourself\, and for others: the perfect gift\, one from the heart (and not Amazon.) Today\, you will learn the technique of weaving that web of protection that separates the good dreams from the bad ones. You will learn on a five inch steel hoop using fine sinew. You will then make a second dreamcatcher on a natural vine hoop. If you have beads\, stones\, or feathers and would like to incorporate them into your dreamcatcher\, bring them and you will learn how easy it is; if you do not have anything special you would like to include then all necessary materials are supplied. Once you learn the technique you can apply it to many different shapes and objects. Iktome (Spider) brings us creativity and she links the past\, present\, and future\, which gives us a better perspective from which to understand and make sense out of the web of our own life. Children aged 10 and up are welcome with a parent (1 child per parent). You will also learn the story of the dreamcatcher; what they do and how. \nRick McBride is mixedblood Tsalagi (Cherokee) who has walked the Red Road for 40 years. He was named Cante Lute (Schan-tay Lou-tuh) by the spirits through his sundance chief\, which means Red Heart. He is a sundancer and has been traditionally trained and authorized to lead ceremonies\, such as inipi (purification lodge)\, prayer with the Canunpah (Pipe)\, drum healing and so forth. He has been publicly teaching these ways for over 16 years now. Workshops and lectures are one way to learn from the wisdom of Indian Country. Ceremony brings this knowledge to life. Combined\, teaching and ceremony render practical guidance to everyday living. And so\, Rick sees his role as that of “translator” of indigenous ways so that mainstream-educated people get the full benefit of these ways. It has taken him years of dedicated interaction with many Elders\, as well as his activities as ceremonial leader to get to this place in his life.
URL:https://lakeworthhomes.com/event/make-a-dreamcatcher-4/
LOCATION:1489 N Military Trl\, 1489 North Military Trail\, West Palm Beach\, FL\, 33409\, US
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SUMMARY:Sand Ultimate Frisbee @ Singer Island
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