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X-WR-CALDESC:Did you know that no two snowflakes are the same? However\, th
 ere are some similarities that scientists have discovered. In the mid 1800
 ’s a famous meteorologist / photographer Wilson A. Bentley (Snowflake Bent
 ley) was fascinated by snowflake crystals and started documenting them wit
 h photography. Join us in this journey as we uncover some of his observati
 ons\, how snowflakes form\, and a short walk to experience some snow cryst
 als around the arboretum. \n\n'Under the microscope\,  I found that snowfl
 akes  were miracles of beauty\; and it seemed a shame that this beauty sho
 uld  not be seen and appreciated by others. Every crystal was a masterpiec
 e  of design and no one design was ever repeated. When a snowflake melted\
 ,  that design was forever lost. Just that much beauty was gone\, without 
  leaving any record behind.' \n\n         Wilson Bentley (1925)\n\nAndrea 
 Porter is a professional naturalist and has been teaching programs for all
  ages for over 17 years. She holds a masters in Natural Resources\, a bach
 elor of science in Outdoor Recreation Management with a concentration in E
 nvironmental Interpretation\, and an associates in applied science in Natu
 ral Resources Conservation. and her professional training has also lead he
 r to become a prescribed Wildland Firefighter\, and a Certified Wildlife R
 ehabilitator. Andrea enjoys kayaking\, biking\, nature photography\, hikin
 g\, during  her freetime.
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DESCRIPTION:Did you know that no two snowflakes are the same? However\, the
 re are some similarities that scientists have discovered. In the mid 1800’
 s a famous meteorologist / photographer Wilson A. Bentley (Snowflake Bentl
 ey) was fascinated by snowflake crystals and started documenting them with
  photography. Join us in this journey as we uncover some of his observatio
 ns\, how snowflakes form\, and a short walk to experience some snow crysta
 ls around the arboretum. \n\n'Under the microscope\,  I found that snowfla
 kes  were miracles of beauty\; and it seemed a shame that this beauty shou
 ld  not be seen and appreciated by others. Every crystal was a masterpiece
   of design and no one design was ever repeated. When a snowflake melted\,
   that design was forever lost. Just that much beauty was gone\, without  
 leaving any record behind.' \n\n         Wilson Bentley (1925)\n\nAndrea P
 orter is a professional naturalist and has been teaching programs for all 
 ages for over 17 years. She holds a masters in Natural Resources\, a bache
 lor of science in Outdoor Recreation Management with a concentration in En
 vironmental Interpretation\, and an associates in applied science in Natur
 al Resources Conservation. and her professional training has also lead her
  to become a prescribed Wildland Firefighter\, and a Certified Wildlife Re
 habilitator. Andrea enjoys kayaking\, biking\, nature photography\, hiking
 \, during  her freetime.
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SUMMARY:Snowflake Bentley and the Science of the Snow Crystal
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