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I actually went on my nature walk during my painting class. We had to go outside and observe the general landscape, and I decided to do my nature walk for this class along the way. I found observing plants to be pretty simple considering they are quite literally all around us, and I didn't feel like I had to seek them out like with the fungi. The nature walk overall was relaxing. I got to do some sketches of the leaves and berries that I observed along the way. I don't necessarily think I captured a large variety of plant life, but I still think there was a decent amount of variety in plants beyond just trees and leaves.

For my second nature walk, I walked a little into the woos right off of campus. The weather was relatively warm this time around. When I think of fungi, I primarily think of mushrooms so I was mainly looking for those during my walk. However, as I passed by some trees I discovered types of fungi I didn't expect to see. The majority of my finds did appear to be mushrooms, but the variety of their shape and form did make me question if some of them were actually fungi at times.

For my first nature walk I went to the Chestnut Hill Reservoir and the outskirts of campus. The weather was relatively windy and chilly compared to the usual temperature here. Along the way, I saw several different kinds of trees and bushes. The plant life around the area seemed to be natural (if it was gardened, I couldn't tell). I spent about 50 minutes around the area. I went with a friend to make the trip more exciting, and we actually ate our lunches at the Reservoir. The landscape didn't seem terribly diverse and the terrain was generally flat. I don't really go out for walks that often, but getting some fresh air actually was quite refreshing.