This was the first walk this year that really felt like a wildflower walk – where I knew I was going to find an interesting variety of things to see. Yay Spring!
Weekly Wildflowers – Gilsland Farm, Falmouth, ME Read More »
I enjoy this time of year, when most people have not gotten back into the groove of mowing their lawns, and you can therefore see some great flowers, even on a city street.
Weekly Wildflowers – Libbytown Neighborhood, Portland, ME Read More »
Daleina discovers her ability to control spirits when they come after her village. Unfortunately, she’s only able to save her family, but that opening leads her to pursue the training that may eventually make her the Queen. This is an interesting world. For some reason, there are spirits, and all they want is the destruction
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It was not a good winter for trees – we decided to check out this sanctuary for the first time on Saturday, and on everything single trail eventually it got to the point where it was blocked by several downed trees. And I’m sure they never budget for that amount of clean up, so it’s
Mast Landing Sanctuary – Freeport, ME Read More »
This morning, I did a ton of work on the side garden. The daffodils have already gone by (courtesy of one day in the 80s last week), so I trimmed those back, along with some other detritus from the Fall. I also took out most of the large containers and topped them off with compost,
Pattern: Bantam Bunny by Rebecca DangerYarn: I Knit or Dye Killing Me Softly Aran and Tess’ Designer Yarns Superwash Merino Worsted in CobaltNeedles: Size 6 DPNs Loving this pattern book for stash busting. This pattern used the same base as the elephant pattern I already did, so probably would have gone faster than that
Locations:Wood Neck Beach, Falmouth, MAFort Hill, Cape Cod National Seashore, Eastham, MAMarconi Station, Cape Cod National Seashore, Wellfleet, MA These were all taken last weekend. I’m a little behind in my posting…
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It doesn’t look like much, but I did my first planting in the community garden plot on Monday – peas and turnips. There’s a little weirdness going on – someone seems to have decided to spring clean my bed. We have our kick off meeting on Sunday, so I’m hoping to have that cleared
