People don’t often think of mid-November as a month for spending lots of time outdoors. In many places, temperatures are falling, along with the first flurries of snow. The fall foliage might be dwindling, giving way to the skeletal branches of winter. We think of November as a time for curling up with a cozy blanket and a hot drink, not trekking into the nearest forest.
The truth is,...
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