No.1096　森のお話会No.29を終えて from Radiotalk

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「なんと船頭になりました」と言ったときに、みなさんが拍手をしてくださいました。恥ずかしかったけれど、なんてありがたいんだろうと感謝でした。森のお話会のみなさんと、今シーズン中に鵜飼を見に行ってみたいと夢見ています。参加者のみなさんからの応援をいただいた気がして、船頭も頑張りたいと強く思いました。明日は午前中から操船訓練です。頑張ってきます！お話会の準備、次回はみなさんに甘えないように、ばっちりできているようにする！！！(自己嫌悪) #ひとり語り #自然 #森林 #森林インストラクター #鵜飼 #長良川鵜飼 #鵜舟 #船頭 #コウヤマキ #森のお話会No.29

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