Happy Thanksgiving. Ted Talk on Gratitude

Pilgrims celebrate ThanksgivingHappy Thanksgiving from The Peak, GPPA, and Friends of the Scenic Drive. It is a good day to think about the importance and beauty of our natural environment. Take a break and enjoy this Ted Talk about gratitude.

 

Happy Thanksgiving – Ted Talk on Gratitude

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