Uncle Walter's Year of Wonder. Near Lake Huron, in the Grey Water Area, Uncle Water recalls growing up in the 70's, before computers, before unsocial media, and before people forgot what was important.

July, the time of fireworks and celebration of a country's birth, but the land was here long before anyone had called it a name.

Walter and his friends are trying to stave of the boredom of the long Summer Holidays when they find something buried on the beach. It turns out to be nothing but his friend Thomas thinks he knows where real treasure may be buried.

Off they go to the woods, and find things that have been buried for a very long time.

Listen as Uncle Walter tells a July story about the land in which Walter and his friends discover something that had not bargained for.

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Uncle Walter's Year of Wonder. Near Lake Huron, in the Grey Water Area, Uncle Water recalls growing up in the 70's, before computers, before unsocial media, and before people forgot what was important.

June, when the days are long, and time seems to come to a standstill. Young Walter is struck by how time would take him from one end of the Summer holidays to the other, but how? What is time?

So Walter makes a pact with the Summer Solstice, and wants to see the sun rise and set and experience time passing. But not everyone understands, or cares, what his plans are.

A tale of self-awareness, the passage of time, and where we are in it.

Listen as Uncle Walter tells a June story about discovering the mysteries of time and space for a sixteen year old. Featuring Marty Garavaglia as Uncle Walter.

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Uncle Walter's Year of Wonder. Near Lake Huron, in the Grey Water Area, Uncle Water recalls growing up in the 70's, before computers, before unsocial media, and before people forgot what was important.

May, when flowers bloom and teens enjoy the fruits of prom. But not all is well as Walter is confronted with the double standards handed to his brother and sister at prom time.

Walter wants things to be fair, and will do everything he can to make it happen, even if he does not understand the reasons his parents treat Jackie and Henry so differently.

A tale of family protection and family history, all among the blooms of May.

Listen as Uncle Walter tells a May tale about how little we sometimes understand about why people do things. Featuring Marty Garavaglia as Uncle Walter.

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