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Notes from Asilomar, 2025

Posted on 13 Jan, 2025 by Jeremy Yoder

Driving up to Monterey from southern California is lovely enough to make me almost enjoy driving. Highway 1, just two lanes of traffic right at the edge of the continent, pays for its clifftop views of the Pacific with frequent … Continue reading →

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Returning to Asilomar

Posted on 13 Jan, 2023 by Jeremy Yoder

Asilomar Conference Grounds is a beautiful, peculiar place. Built in the early decades of the 20th Century as a “leadership camp” for the Young Women’s Christian Association, it’s a collection of warmly beautiful Arts and Crafts buildings nestled among Monterey … Continue reading →

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