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April 20, 2012 nature / vermont / walking

Waterway Walking

The past week warm and sunny, with cooling breezes, crisp blue skies – perfect spring weather. Daffodils in full bloom

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March 10, 2012 arizona / nature / travel / vermont

The Colors of Arizona

The last few nights, frantically collecting late into the cold evenings, the sweet sap rapidly turning to ice in the buckets. The

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March 7, 2012 nature / vermont

A Woods Tapestry

Arrived home late last night, from a trip west. The moon bright on new fallen snow, a hike up the

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February 22, 2012 nature / vermont

Nature’s Sweet Bounty

This morning a dusting of sugar snow, the sun trying to peek through the fog. The past few days mild,

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February 13, 2012 massachusetts / nature / travel

Butterflies in Winter

This morning a hawk soaring high overhead, the air crisp and cold, sky blue, the ground bare of snow. Last

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February 2, 2012 nature / travel / vermont

Vermont Fishing Village

Milder weather the past few days, the ice still thick on flooded meadows and ponds, rivers edged with ice, deeper

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December 25, 2011 nature / vermont

A Sprinkling of White and Green

This morning – for a brief moment – confectionary sugar-snow on the bare ground, snow-flakes dancing in a gray sky.

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November 10, 2011 maine / nature / travel

A Surprise Seal Sighting

Today, overcast and mild. Rain in the forecast. Yesterday a sunset walk on Marginal Way. The almost full moon shining on

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November 9, 2011 maine / nature / new hampshire / travel

Sunrise on the Beach in Maine in November

Yesterday a drive east through New Hampshire to the southeast coast of Maine, the weather forecast unseasonably mild for November

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October 31, 2011 nature / travel / vermont

Two Seasons in One Day

It has been a whirlwind of crazy weather in southern Vermont these past few days. A few days ago a

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The few magnolia buds that survived the deer.
River running high and muddy #dummerstoncoveredbridge #westriververmont
Signs of spring (inside)
Magical March morning
Afternoon tea at the neighborhood campfire cafe
January snows
Welcome winter!
Last little bunch of Calendula, still blooming after frost and snow.
Pink sunrise on snow dusted garden #timetoputhegardentobedforthewinter

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