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=A Visit Cut Short= I end up staying in Coral Harbour a little over three weeks this trip. Although I was able to visit Leonard several times over this time, I decided I would not pressure him with the more formal procedures of interviews or other forms of data-collection. Besides, I had started to suspect by this moment that my research question did not so much require the collection of data as it required methods of attentive presence, and meaningful practice. <div class="next_choice"> Accepting that staying any longer would strain the research budget unduly, I head back South. Without a clear co-designed plan for the final workshop in Coral Harbour at the end of the year, but with many impressions of visiting both communities over spring. This ice-pressure ridge, will not allow us to get back on to our previous track. You have to find a new one, to continue your way along the BearWatch project. </div> <span class="detour link" data-page-title="Collage and Zine-Making" data-section-id="0" data-encounter-type="detour">[[Collage and Zine-Making|Detour: Find a new track along cut 3]]</span>
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