Red Sandstone by Caroline Loewen - Lost Rocks (29) Whale Sharks It is an incremental process

It is an incremental process of recalibration that supports and informs how we are able to digest our experiences and consciously navigate the future

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Red Sandstone by Caroline Loewen - Lost Rocks (29) Whale Sharks It is an incremental processIf one could learn to read the distinctive handwriting etched into each stone, and the sometimes illegible messages scrawled into its very structure, one might start to understand the history of deep time. Caroline Loewen is curator at the Lougheed House, a historic house museum in Calgary, Canada. She holds a Masters degree in Art History from the University of St. Andrews, as well as a BA in Archaeology and a BA in Art History from the University of