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The Mundle is a heron-egret type bird, the logo for egrettracks.com website.

Welcome to EgretTracks!

The Blue Post with four different directions and a bird sitting on top. This post is a landmark in Beyond the Weakened Thread by Leslie Bevans

Blog/Letters from Leslie, with Frank's Photos & Video 

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A free to read, sharing of our Journey on the Road.

NEWS from EgretTracks! 

Welcome back!
And if you're new here, thanks for stopping in!

Here's some Nice New News:

A new Story Moth Book from EgretTracks.com
The paperback version of Oops, Biff, and Splat!
In time for Halloween: A children's rhyming, counting story:






Oops, Biff, and Splat! on Amazon!

My latest mural, visit Art Working 

Our most recent blog post:
Tracks 2026 no.28 Little Dogs

Oops, Biff, and Splat! by Leslie Bevans Book Cover

Dear Friend,

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We hope that you've been staying healthy and if you've been super busy, we hope that you also have had time to do fun stuff!

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We're currently house/dog-sitting in Northern California. Autumn 2026 is here and with it, changes are abounding. It's not only in nature with the lowering of temperatures and growing piles of leaves, it's not just time to Harvest or time to prepare for upcoming floods, our society, our work-world, how we learn is changing, our electronic tools have new learning curves, there seems to be an overall shift in how we do or don't continue to hone our practiced skills sans Artificial Intelligence, and, to me, that particular shift feels sudden, though, I suppose, it's made a long, gradual landing. What are your thoughts along those lines?

 

I believe that human beings are still very capable of choosing to learn and practice skills and hopefully there will always be people who enjoy the idea of getting together to share their crafts, tell stories, make analogue music on handmade instruments, learn to build and create and nurture imagination and celebrate original ideas that can and will always make a positive difference within a community. 

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We are grateful that you're here. Thanks for visiting with us, 

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​​​​Gently Be!

Leslie and Frank

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To view more of Frank Bevans' Photography, please visit www.fbphoto.com

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Tracks by the Post is our blog/letter written by Leslie with Frank's nature photography and videos, celebrating the beauty in the world around us.

We post 'Tracks' here, on this website, nearly every week. 

(Just so you know, we'll be posting on Mondays or Tuesdays instead of Sundays for a few weeks). 

Wetlands where Egrets are flying and hunting along with ducks and other water fowl.

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