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At the end of 2008, writer, historian and natural historian JOHN J. GALLUZZO decided the best way to stay healthy was to walk at least 30 minutes every day along the beaches, fields and forests of his native South Shore. So every day in 2009, despite rain, snow, sunshine, heat, humidity, or relentless onslaughts of biting insects, John hiked some his favorite parks, beaches, salt marshes and sanctuaries from Hull to Plymouth.
He kept an entertaining and informative journal of his wanderings, now published in two volumes: HALF AN HOUR A DAY ON FOOT: AN OBSESSIVE EXPLORATION OF THE NATURE OF THE SOUTH SHORE OF BOSTON and the companion volume HALF AN HOUR A DAY ON FOOT: STEPPING OUT OF BOUNDS.
Tune in to Inquiry tonight for an intimate look at some of the history and natural history of Massachusetts’ South Shore, learn about some of John’s favorite hikes and find out about the only species of nesting bird in the state you have to use your sense of smell to find.
Bonus" so far, John is the only Inquiry guest interviewed WHILE doing breeding bird atlasing!
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Mark Lynch
WICN