What's happening at WUULF 2012!

Please print and fill out the registration form, attach a check and mail as instructed on the form. Include Youth Permission Form(s) as applicable. Please note that registration closes May 1, 2012 or when a maximum registration of 125 is achieved. Registrations received after this are subject to availability.

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What's Different This Year?

This year we have decided to help some of our families move out of the "Red."  To help those who would love to join us, but their family cost for registration is too tight, we are waiving registration fees for ALL Cubs and Coyotes attending with their families this year (2012).  Hopefully this will allow more of our community the opportunity to join us in fellowship.  The Cubs and Coyotes must be registered prior to May 1, 2012, and accompanied by a family member.  We look forward to sharing our community's children and watching them from year to year as they grow and become integral parts of our community.   Join us, bring the children, and let's enjoy one another!!

In past years, the Monday evening Opening Circle has been lightly attended.  There is a lot of important information that is given out at the start of our week, and the Board feels that it is important to the entire WUULF community that we have 100% attendance.  To encourage this, we will be handing out meal tickets at Opening Circle on Monday June 18 after dinner in the Lower Pavilion.  As we begin our week together, we look forward to seeing everyone.

Volunteering

Over the years, the ongoing volunteerism and commitment of WUULF's participations has led to its success.  We want and need additional people willing to contribute their gifts and resources to WUULF in new ways; in return you'll receive valuable and intangible rewards.  Here are some ways you can help:

   •   As in recent years, we are asking all attendees to support Social Hour by bringing snacks or drinks (non-alcoholic as well as alcohol).

   •   We are asking all adults, those with and without little ones, to volunteer and engage with our youth.  Our youth will be encouraged to do the same so expect the little ones to engage you.

Monday, June 18, 2012

Registration, Lower Pavilion, 1:00 p.m. 

Come and meet your WUULF board members in the Lower Pavilion to get started.  Pick up your evening meal tickets, get your room assignments, buy your tee-shirts, check on on-site and off-site activities, ask all your questions, and pick up your raffle tickets.  Then you will have time to settle in before dinner.  At this time be prepared to settle up any accounting differences that may have been communicated.

Late Registration, Lower Pavilion, 6:45-7:00 p.m.

For the weary travelers who missed the initial registration, come and meet the board to get started.  You will get your room assignments, buy tee shirts and complete any unfinished money matters.

Camp Opening Circle and Orientation, Lower Pavilion,  7:00 p.m.

Join us as we get this fabulous week underway.  You will be introduced to the WUULF Board, staff and Community Minister, learn about activities for the upcoming week, be oriented to the Ghost Ranch facility, and most importantly (re)acquaint with new and old friends!  Name tags and meal tickets for the week will be distributed at this time.

WUULF Youth Program Orientation

Youth Program Orientation will be included in the Orientation meeting.  As a community, we all need to understand the expectations of children and parents.  Board member Meg Evans and the youth programs staff will be introduced, and we will discuss the youth program and highlight their activities for the week.  WUULF is an Intergenerational Camp and we will discuss what that means to the camp as a whole.  Click the Children/Youth tab at the top of this page for more information.

Sunset Gathering and Singalong, Monday, 8:45 p.m

This gathering at the campground fire ring (weather permitting) will be part free form sing-a-long, part directed, and part jam session. Remember your jacket, musical instruments, music to share, flashlight, and bug repellent.   In the event of a fire ban, we will use flashlights to an "environmentally correct" campfire! (Please note that Ghost Ranch quiet time begins at 10:00pm)

Tuesday, June 19, 2012

Yoga, Under the Wisdom Tree, 6:30 a.m., with Martha Eastman (Daily)

Begin your day at Ghost Ranch with a gentle yoga practice as the sun rises over the mesa. We'll work on flexibility, balance and strength through a variety of yoga poses.  Anyone who wishes to share a part of their own yoga practice with the group is invited to do so.  Bring a yoga mat or blanket.

Community Gathering, Under the Wisdom Tree, 8:30 a.m. (Daily)

This is a great way to begin your day!  Join Rev. Julia McKay who will lead us through a reflective intergenerational worship service each day. For more information on Julia, click here.

WUULF Cub, Coyote, Pack, and Tribe Program, Various locations, 9:15

Join your group for bonding and adventure as was discussed during the orientation session. Every day will be a new adventure exploring UU principles, Ghost Ranch and southwest culture. All Youth MUST be either in their designated program or with their parent/guardian at all times.

WUULF CUB Program (Grades K to entering 2nd)
WUULF COYOTE Program (Grades entering 3rd to entering 5th)
WUULF PACK Program (Grades entering 6th to entering 8th)
WUULF TRIBE Program (Grades entering 9th to completing 12th/18yo)
Click the Children/Youth button for detailed information.

  "Inner Practices for Wellness", Lower Pavilion, 9:15 a.m.

Throughout the week, we will engage in a wide variety of experiential activities that develop well-being, life balance, integration, and access to inner guidance.  The practices will involve mediums such as visualization, meditation, writing, movement and breathing exercises, and discussion (mainly in dyads or small groups).

 Jim Sharon, Ed.D., will be our theme speaker on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday morning.  Jim is a licensed psychologist in private practice in Centennial, CO, with thirty-five-years of experience working with integrative wellness, men's issues, stress management, couple's counseling, as well as other manifestations of spiritual direction.  Jim recently released the anthology: Ordinary Men, Extraordinary Lives: Defining Moments.

Ruth Sharon will work with our youth groups at various times on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.  Ruth is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC), Registered Yoga Teacher (RYT) and a wellness coach. Drawing on her experience as an elementary school teacher, K-12 school counselor and college psychology instructor, Ruth works with individuals, couples and families seeking guidance for a variety of concerns and life challenges.

Open Swim, Pool, 1:00 p.m (Daily)

Try to find some personal time to enjoy the oh-so invigorating (unheated except by the warm high desert sun) water.  Remember your towel and sunscreen!

Choir, with Julia McKay, Chapel, 1:00 p.m.

Rev Julia will direct our WUULF choir again this year!  If you missed this opportunity last year, make sure that you find time to bring your voice to the group for some FUN and beauty.  We will work with some improvisational singing as well as choral works.  Rev Julia identifies as a cultural creative - one who uses various expressive arts as tools for personal transformation and cultural change.  She has participated in many forms of public arts ministry and is fascinated by the power of music and the arts to heal, unite, and energize people in community. Come and experience connection with your sense of spirit and soul through music!

We are delighted that we have a growing group of amazing young adults at WUULF, and we have created a program that we hope will appeal to their interests while keeping them integrated with our intergenerational community.  The format allows for participation in theme, afternoons for co-creating activities of interest to the group or joining any event on the WUULF schedule, as well as evenings with the whole community.  For complete information on this program, see the Young Adult section of the Youth Page.

Bike Ride on Ghost Ranch, Meet at Lower Pavilion Porch, 1:00 p.m.

Join us for a moderately strenuous mountain bike ride in the Ghost Ranch area.  We will travel west to the airstrip and to the mile long smooth paved road used for the filming of Indiana Jones & the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.  A quick dip in Lake Abiquiu is a possibility.  Bring plenty of water, snacks, a camera, your bike and helmet.  Be prepared for awe-inspiring scenery intermixed with lots of fun.  We will be back to the ranch by Social Hour.

Drumming Circle, Wisdom Tree, 1:15 p.m.

James Probasco will lead the circle, teaching the group some simple (and not so simple if you're inclined!) African drumming rhythms.  If you have a favorite rhythm or chant, share it with the circle. Bring your drums or other rhythm instruments.  There will be some community drums available as well, so join us at the tree.

I-Ching, with Clay Bosler, Lower Pavilion, 2:45 p.m.

"The Book of Changes -- I Ching in Chinese -- is unquestionably one of the most important books in the world's literature.  Its origin goes back to mythical antiquity, and it has occupied the attention of the most eminent scholars of China down to the present day.  Nearly all that is greatest and most significant in the three thousand years of Chinese cultural history has either taken its inspiration from this book, or has exerted an influence on the interpretation of its text.  Therefore it may safely be said that the seasoned wisdom of thousands of years has gone into the making of the I Ching.  Small wonder then that both of the two branches of Chinese philosophy, Confucianism and Taoism, have their common roots here.  The book sheds new light on many a secret hidden in the often puzzling modes of thought of that mysterious sage, Lao-tse, and of his pupils, as well as on many ideas that appear in the Confucian tradition as axioms, accepted without further examination."

So begins Richard Wilhelm's classic introduction of the I Ching to the Western world.  For over 5,000 years, a significant percentage of humanity has been consulting this book in a variety of ways to better understand the world and their place in it.  We'll spend a bit of time learning about this book that has inspired so many, and we'll also spend some time playing with one of the classic ways to "consult the oracle" concerning issues both great and small in our own lives.

Whether you come to simply gain a bit of insight into the thinking and history of the Chinese, or whether you're itching to dive into the occult practices of predicting the future, we'll certainly have a good time together!

Social Hour, Lower Pavilion Patio,  4:30 p.m.

Every afternoon at 4:30 p.m., the WUULF community gathers at the Lower Pavilion porch area for some social time prior to dinner. Everyone in the community provides potluck snacks and beverages for the daily Social Hour. This has generated many enthusiastically positive comments, with people so much enjoying sharing their favorite brew (or homebrew- thanks again, Frank!) pop, and snacks, that we made it a tradition. So, plan to bring your snacks and drinks to share again! Since Social Hour is just before dinner, light snacks are best, and can be dropped off at registration to be distributed by volunteers throughout the week. Thank you all for your generosity and wonderful party-tude! Out of respect for our Ghost Ranch hosts and fellow guests, participants are gently reminded to contain social hour beverages to the Lower Pavilion and patio area. Additionally, although Ghost Ranch has a recycling program, we feel that WUULF can do more to reduce our impact on the local environment (and the world in general!) by minimizing our disposables usage. To that end, during the daily social hours, we will be utilizing bulk containers for dispensing soft drinks, water, lemonade and wine. We would encourage you to think about bringing a suitable drink container or cup to reuse during the week, thus reducing our waste and recyclable products.

Game Night, Lower Pavilion, 7:00 p.m.

Bring your favorite board game or just a deck of cards, and join us in the Lower Pavilion for an evening of games. WUULF Board members will make sure we have a few games that you can borrow. It's a great way to meet people or spend time with old friends.

Chimney Rock Hike, meet at Lower Pavilion Porch, 8:45 p.m.

Chimney Rock Trail is the most popular daytime Ghost Ranch hike, but how about on a moonless night! Experience the "Valley of the Shining Stone" in its dark, mysterious magnificence. Although this trail is not too difficult, please stay on the trail and exercise caution. Part of this hike has a steep drop off. Remember to bring flashlights and/or headlamps

"Strings & Things" sing-along with Laurie Simmons, Lower Pavilion Porch

Participants are invited to bring their acoustic instruments: guitars, fiddles, banjos, etc. and of course your singing voice! If you have a copy of "Rise Up Singing" (which is an awesome sing-a-long songbook) please bring it and we'll make music each evening before retiring at 10:00 p.m. (Ghost Ranch Quiet Time).

Wednesday, June 20, 2012

Special Breakfast, Dining Hall, 5:30 a.m. ­ Attention all Rafters ­

A special continental breakfast will be served to accommodate your early morning departure. Don't forget to go behind the dining hall to make a sack lunch!

Raft Trip ­ Full Day, leaves Lower Pavilion, 6:00 a.m. (Must be pre-registered)

This trip is rated as one of the best in the country.  It is not for the beginner. The trip is entirely contained in the black, lava walls of the Rio Grande Gorge, whose walls range up to 1000 ft. in height. The gradient profile of the river in the Taos Box Canyon begins with two miles of fairly gentle drops (Class I), then nine miles of approximate 35 ft. per mile gradient (Class II-IV), culminating in five miles of approximate 55 ft. per mile (Class IV-IV+). This latter section, beginning at the precipitous Powerline Falls includes almost continuous whitewater, through drops with names like Rock Garden, Boatreamer, Screaming Lefthand Turn, and Sunset. Participants must be at least 12 years of age and weigh 90 lbs. or more. Depending on water levels, trips may be changed or cancelled. See the Registration Form for updated cost information. 

Yoga, Under the Wisdom Tree, 6:30 a.m. 

Sunrise at the Labyrinth, Meet at Dining Hall porch, 6:30 a.m.

Join us as we briefly look at the history of the labyrinth and ways you can use it in your life. Then we will walk the labyrinth together. The labyrinth is a path to the center of the soul. While the path is the same for all who walk it, we carry a variety of religious and cultural traditions, so our experiences are highly personal and individual. We encourage anyone to also find another time during the week to do a more solitary walking. The Labyrinth is on the far side of the Dining Hall above the arroyo, and Labyrinth brochures are available at the front desk. Meet at the Dining Hall porch.

Community Gathering, Under the Wisdom Tree, 8:30 a.m.

Drawing Workshop: "Contours", with Ib Birgers, Lower Pavilion, 9:15 a.m.

Contour drawing is fun (as in, a bit reckless), it'll reflect your intuitive nature (true enough), it facilitates synaptic strength (surely), you'll develop an eye for observing small and, hopefully, quirky things (family and friends may or may not be amazed). As it's indifferent to skill level, it doesn't matter one whit if you think you're ungifted, or accomplished, or in between.

MATERIALS: bring a soft pencil, 2B or 3B, and pocket pencil sharpener and an 8x10" or larger sketchbook for class work. Bring a pen and a 5½ x 8½" sketch pad, one that's easy to carry around for sketching at any and all of the rich social opportunities during the week. No need for an eraser as using one when contour drawing would be bizarre.

Raft Trip - Half Day, leaves Lower Pavilion, 11:30 a.m. (Must be pre-registered, pack a lunch before departing) 

This is a very popular half-day trip.  This trip is well suited for families and first time rafters looking for a little excitement.  You will navigate Class I to Class III rapids (easy to moderately challenging) with names like Big Rock, the Narrows and Sousehole.  This trip is approximately 2½ to 3 hours in length.   Remember your sunscreen! Depending on water levels in the Rio Grande, trips may be changed or cancelled. See the Registration Form for cost information.

Stitch & Bitch, with Peggy Priest, Lower Pavilion, 1:00 p.m.

Our moderator will bring discussion questions for the crafters to contemplate about moral, ethical and personal conundrums. A knitting expert will be on hand for instruction, so bring your knitting. All crafters are welcome. Come and join our discussion circle.

Ghost Ranch Tour, Meet at Lower Pavilion Porch, 1:00 p.m.

Join a Ghost Ranch guide for a van tour of the Ghost Ranch property, visiting sites that inspired Georgia O'Keeffe. This tour will last two hours and is limited to 10 participants. Cost is $10 per person, and reservations can be made at Monday's registration, or on the Registration Form

Open Swim, Pool, 1:00 p.m

Armenian Line Dancing Lower Pavilion, 1:00 p.m.

Longtime WUULF attendee Sue Shamshoian-Sakamoto will teach traditional Armenian folk, solo and partner dances with traditional Armenian folk music.

Henna with Nuna Bosler, Wisdom Tree, 2:45 p.m.

Gather under the big tree to practice the ancient art of Mehndi-henna body art.  Don't worry if you "can't draw"-neither can I, and I have a great time with henna.  Simple designs are often the most effective, and you can get a long way with dots and lines. :)  Learn about the history and traditions of Mehndi, mix up a batch of your own, and practice application techniques.

We will start with mixing our own henna paste from pure body art quality henna powder (never use henna designed for hair for body art, and never EVER use "black henna"--it is very dangerous).  Then we'll try our hands at applying designs, and learn simple techniques to set the henna, as well as ways to fix mistakes using simple household items as "erasers".  Those who are interested can also experiment with "haldi"--dyeing the skin with turmeric.  The bright gold tones of turmeric can be used to highlight henna body art.  Those interested in this may want to consider attending Wednesday's class to apply henna, then highlight it with haldi on Friday.

Both classes will be the same-you can attend one or both.  If you want to work with your own batch of henna, plan to attend both: make it on Wednesday, and use it on Friday.  It requires at least 24 hours to release dye.  I will be preparing paste ahead of time for use in each class, so participants will be able to practice designs right away, while their own paste matures.

Social Hour, Lower Pavilion Patio,  4:30 p.m.

Solstice Celebration at Echo Amphitheatre, leave from Lower Pavilion, 6:45 p.m.

This year we are fortunate to be at Ghost Ranch on the actual day of the Summer Solstice.  Join us for a moving and inspirational event led by a multigenerational group of volunteers.  Experience the party at Echo Amphitheater as we celebrate the changing of the season.  In Unitarian and WUULF tradition, join all of the pagans, and pagans at heart, for a brief sunset Solstice ritual followed by flutes, chants, drumming, dancing, and other sacred rhythms shared in this special place inside Mother Earth.  All instruments welcome, but remember that you need to carry your stuff up the hill and several flights of stairs! Brawny guys (or gals!) will be recruited as necessary to help carry those unable to make the hike.  Echo Amphitheater is about a ten-minute drive from Ghost Ranch. Remember to bring your flashlights, jackets and bug repellant.

"Strings & Things" with Laurie Simmons, Lower Pavilion Porch

Thursday, June 21, 2012

Yoga, Under the Wisdom Tree, 6:30 a.m.

Community Gathering, Under the Wisdom Tree, 8:30 a.m.

WUULF Cub, Coyote, Pack and Tribe Program, Various locations, 9:15 a.m.

 "Inner Practices for Wellness", Lower Pavilion, 9:15 a.m.

Open Swim, Pool, 1:00 p.m

Young Adult Programming, Tumbleweed, 1:00 p.m.

 Hike to Plaza Blanca, Meet at Lower Pavilion Porch, 1:00 p.m.  

Plaza Blanca (White Place) was painted by Georgia O'Keeffe and continues to be painted by countless artists every year. This moderately strenuous hike will take us 3 miles in and around the unusual white rock formations near the Dar Al Islam Mosque. We'll make a stop at Bodes for ice cream before we get back to Ghost Ranch in time for Social Hour.

Photo by Kirt Kempter

Choir, with Julia McKay, Lower Pavilion, 1:00 p.m.

Drumming Circle, Lower Pavilion, 1:15 p.m.

I-Ching, with Clay Bosler, Lower Pavilion, 2:45 p.m.

Social Hour, Lower Pavilion Patio,  4:30 p.m. 

Zip Lee Memorial Square Dance, Lower Pavilion, 7:00 p.m.

Join us as we dance the night away! We again continue the WUULF traditional community square dance, (honoring Rich Lee with one of his favorite pastimes). In past years, great memories were made as we all learned the steps of this American dance standard.

"Strings & Things" with Laurie Simmons, Lower Pavilion Porch

Friday, June 22, 2012

Yoga, Under the Wisdom Tree, 6:30 a.m. 

Community Gathering, Under the Wisdom Tree, 8:30 a.m.

 Full Day Adventure around Chavez Canyon, Meet at Lower Pavilion Porch after the Community Gathering. 

This full day adventure will encompass a difficult hike and a visit to a Monastery or a splash in the Chama River.  Chavez Canyon is a beautiful slot canyon near the Christ in the Desert Monastery, in the Chama River Canyon Wilderness.  This hike will challenge everyone.   It involves a large amount of 'slick rock' and 'slot' rock scrambling and downhill hiking.  We will provide rope assistance.  Teamwork is a must on this 5 hour round trip hike.

After our hike some of us may wish to take a side trip to the Christ in the Desert Monastery or a dip into the Chama River.  The Monastery should have their tasting room open in 2012.  We will be carpooling from the Lower Pavilion leaving right after the Community Gathering.  Prepare a sack lunch Friday morning at the dining hall.  Bring plenty of water, sturdy shoes or boots, and a camera.  We will be back to Ghost Ranch by Social Hour.

 Drawing Workshop: "Contours" with Ib Birgers, Lower Pavilion, 9:15 a.m.

 Tie-Dye Workshop, with Meryl Gunter, under the Wisdom Tree 9:15 a.m.

This will be a family-friendly activity for a non-program day. Bring a t-shirt or other garment to tie-dye if you wish, and WUULF will have some shirts on hand as well. We'll also have all the supplies you need.

Open Swim, Pool, 1:00 p.m

Young Adult Programming, 1:00 p.m.

  Chautauqua as Buckminster Fuller, by Petr Jandácek, Lower Pavilion, 1:15 p.m.   

You loved Petr Jandácek last year when he brought Otzi, the Ice Man to WUULF.  Petr is back this year in the persona of Buckminster "Bucky" Fuller, world-famous architect, grandson of a Unitarian minister and grandnephew of Transcendentalist author Margaret Fuller.

A revolutionary inventor, Fuller is most famous for perfecting the geodesic dome.  Ask questions of "Bucky" himself and of the actor who portrays him.  Petr Jandácek has bragging rights in that he interacted personally with B. Fuller at Illinois State University at Illinois Institute of Technology (Institute of Design - American Bauhaus), and through personal correspondence with B. Fuller.  Jandácek and his wife, Louise, have built a geodesic dome as their home in Los Alamos.

Henna, with Nuna Bosler Wisdom Tree, 1:15 p.m.

 Polymer Clay, with Clare Pramuk, Lower Pavilion, 2:45 pm.  

Come play with polymer clay Friday afternoon with Clare Pramuk. Polymer clay, often known by the brand names Sculpey® and FIMO®, is a versatile man-made medium that comes in a wide variety of colors. Polymer clay can be painted, sculpted, textured, stamped, and combined in a myriad of ways to create unique works of art. Learn techniques such as caning, color blending, and surface treatments for creating beautiful jewelry and sculpture. Clare will bring the clay and have all the tools and supplies you need including pasta machines for working with the clay, and ovens for curing your pieces.

 Belly Dancing,with Kim Shamshoian-Sakamoto, Lower Pavilion, 2:45 p.m.  

This introduction to Bellydancing class will teach some of the basic moves in Bellydance, layering techniques, isolation of upper and lower body, and just plain fun moving our bodies! All levels of abilities are welcome. More experienced dancers can show off their moves, and entry level dancers can open their minds and bodies up to something completely new.

Social Hour, Lower Pavilion Patio,  4:30 p.m.

Mercado, Dining Hall Lawn, 5:00 p.m.

Local artisans sell handmade craft items. Five percent of proceeds go to the Ghost Ranch fund.

 "To Tell the Truth", Lower Pavilion, 7:00 p.m.   

An old standby returns with some new twists. Join us for an evening of fun stories along the lines of the old game show. If you have an unusual story to share, or are willing to say you do (we need two "liars" for each truth-teller), please contact a Tribe member to sign up. The Tribe will also be out actively recruiting players from the WUULF community. You don't need to organize your group-the Tribe will match up the truth and fiction tellers to create groups of three.

"Strings & Things" with Laurie Simmons, Lower Pavilion Porch

Saturday, June 23, 2012

Yoga, Under the Wisdom Tree, 6:30 a.m. 

Community Gathering, Under the Wisdom Tree, 8:30 a.m.

WUULF Cub, Coyote, Pack and Tribe Program, Various locations, 9:15 a.m.

 "Inner Practices for Wellness", Lower Pavilion, 9:15 a.m.

Open Swim, Pool, 1:00 p.m

Choir, with Julia McKay, Lower Pavilion, 1:00 p.m.

Young Adult Programming1:00 p.m.

Stitch & Bitch, with Peggy Priest, Lower Pavilion, 1:00 p.m.

Drumming Circle, Lower Pavilion, 1:15 p.m.

Teen Passage Ceremony, Under the Wisdom Tree, 3:00 p.m.

This ceremony allows the WUULF community to celebrate a time of change in the lives of our teens. Through rituals earlier in the week, participants explore who they are, what their role in the community is, their strengths and weaknesses, and how they can be agents for positive social and cultural change. At this time, the WUULF adult community gathers to witness the evolution in our teens' lives and to acknowledge this step along the path to adulthood. We encourage attendance by the entire adult community. A reception for the participants follows.

"No Talent/Talent" Show and Coffee House, Lower Pavilion, 7:00 p.m.

A WUULF tradition! Do you have a special talent to share? If so, you may want to go solo or team up and share with another community member. If not, no talent is required! After all, this is a "No Talent/Talent" show. As there are so many talented WUULF folks, time limits require there be a limited number of acts presented. Sign up for this fun evening hosted by the Pack. Coffee, light snacks and plenty of laughter are guaranteed. Drawings for our annual raffle to support and fund the WUULF scholarship fund will conclude tonight! Raffle tickets can be purchased on the pre-registration form, at Monday's registration, various times throughout the week or even tonight!

"Strings & Things" with Laurie Simmons, Lower Pavilion Porch

Tribe Activity until 11:00 p.m. (Volunteer chaperones needed) Lower Pavilion

Sunday, June 24, 2012

Yoga, Under the Wisdom Tree, 6:30 a.m.

Closing Circle, Under the Wisdom Tree, 8:30 a.m.

Join the WUULF community in a ceremonial closing circle.  This is a special time for everyone to say good-bye to new and old friends and share well wishes for the travels and year ahead. 

June, 2013

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