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First Morel, by Amy Fleury Up from wood rot, wrinkling up from duff and homely damps, spore-born and cauled like a meager seer, it pushes aside earth to make a small place from decay. Bashful, it brings honeycombed news from below of the coming plenty and everything rising.

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Down to 30 F last night. It ran yesterday and is starting to pick up today. Just fired up the arch. Forecast for mid 60s F today — too hot, too quick.

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From "Grasses," by Heather Allen They keep to themsleves A web of trails and nests, Burrows and hidden entrances - Do not reveal Those camouflaged in stillness

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Hard frost last night. Thanks to all of you in warmer climes for posting pics of flowers. These are Icelandic poppies — aka Hope for the future!

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These days of unseasonable warmth took away the snow from my garden quickly. The overwintered spinach looks great! The blanket of snow kept it snug!

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Not much better than boiling sap and hanging with my darlin’ on a beautiful March day. Cardinals, titmice, red shouldered hawk calling and woodpeckers drumming.

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Another couple pics of these wonderful dinosaurs.

submitted 8 days ago • 0 comments

Turkeys venture out of the woods now that the snow is off the meadow. Love to see them! Wonder when the toms will start gobbling and displaying.

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Quality control during sugaring.

submitted 10 days ago • 0 comments

Gradations of sweetness, sap toward syrup.

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Gibbous moon in the east, blue sky, sun. Sap is running. Red winged blackbirds begin to claim their swamp realm.

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e. e. cummings played in puddles

submitted 11 days ago • 0 comments

in Just- spring when the world is mud- luscious the little lame balloonman whistles far and wee and eddieandbill come running from marbles and piracies and it's spring when the world is puddle-wonderful

submitted 11 days ago • 1 comment

Went down to Boston this weekend to catch a Fleet game at Agannis Arena. Excellent energy from the sold out crowd. Exciting game — Fleet down 0-2 to the Victoire in the first, but came back to tie it. Sadly, they lost in overtime.

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Making a scarf. My second ever weaving project.

submitted 17 days ago • 0 comments

Yum! Results of the first boil from our small 52 tap operation.

submitted 17 days ago • 0 comments

Day started with rain. Turned to snow. Cardinals are singing. An apt day for a first boil.

submitted 19 days ago • 0 comments

First Morel, by Amy Fleury Up from wood rot, wrinkling up from duff and homely damps, spore-born and cauled like a meager seer, it pushes aside earth to make a small place from decay. Bashful, it brings honeycombed news from below of the coming plenty and everything rising.

Down to 30 F last night. It ran yesterday and is starting to pick up today. Just fired up the arch. Forecast for mid 60s F today — too hot, too quick.

From "Grasses," by Heather Allen They keep to themsleves A web of trails and nests, Burrows and hidden entrances - Do not reveal Those camouflaged in stillness

Hard frost last night. Thanks to all of you in warmer climes for posting pics of flowers. These are Icelandic poppies — aka Hope for the future!

These days of unseasonable warmth took away the snow from my garden quickly. The overwintered spinach looks great! The blanket of snow kept it snug!

Not much better than boiling sap and hanging with my darlin’ on a beautiful March day. Cardinals, titmice, red shouldered hawk calling and woodpeckers drumming.

Another couple pics of these wonderful dinosaurs.

Turkeys venture out of the woods now that the snow is off the meadow. Love to see them! Wonder when the toms will start gobbling and displaying.

Quality control during sugaring.

Gradations of sweetness, sap toward syrup.

Gibbous moon in the east, blue sky, sun. Sap is running. Red winged blackbirds begin to claim their swamp realm.

e. e. cummings played in puddles

in Just- spring when the world is mud- luscious the little lame balloonman whistles far and wee and eddieandbill come running from marbles and piracies and it's spring when the world is puddle-wonderful

Went down to Boston this weekend to catch a Fleet game at Agannis Arena. Excellent energy from the sold out crowd. Exciting game — Fleet down 0-2 to the Victoire in the first, but came back to tie it. Sadly, they lost in overtime.

Making a scarf. My second ever weaving project.

Yum! Results of the first boil from our small 52 tap operation.

Day started with rain. Turned to snow. Cardinals are singing. An apt day for a first boil.

Sad to see the x-c skiing coming to an end - a winter with enough snow has been lovely. This, though, is sweet recompense.

Possum trundle

A lovely snowshoe. Sadly, it is now raining.

Deer beds

Turkey highway

Black birch

What a stunning world we live within.

Red onion.