Scarborough Marsh – Scarborough, ME
This was Sunday’s walk. It’s looking a heck of a lot more marshy than during last year’s dry summer. We’ll have to see how that works out this year.
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This was Sunday’s walk. It’s looking a heck of a lot more marshy than during last year’s dry summer. We’ll have to see how that works out this year.
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In a sign that I am bringing my partner over to the dark side of wildflower spotting, while wandering around his company’s grounds during his lunch break, he’d spotted enough different wildflowers that we made a stop there while driving around last Saturday. The Veronica were a happy surprise. I’d never noticed those before, and
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Actual picture dates: May 15th (wet) and May 17th (dry)
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I’ve had company of the past week and a half, so I’ve been a little behind in posting. These photos were taken over the weekend of May 6th and 7th. Locations: Parnassus Book Service, Yarmouth; Paine’s Creek, Brewster; and Nauset Light Beach, Province Lands Visitor’s Center, Race Point (all in the Cape Cod National Seashore)
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The day before I went away, I received an email that the waiting list on the brand new community garden a few blocks away had opened up, and I had a spot waiting for me for this year if I still wanted it. So it doesn’t look like much at the moment, but I’ve been
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Before my trip Down East, I’d given some serious thought to how I was going to harden off my seedlings, since I’ve done too many this year to be able to bring them in and out every day for a week or so. After much googling, I finally settled on a modified hoop house,
Only a few photos from the sunny day, because of my lord the black flies! I am so glad they don’t live on the coast.
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One of the joys of being that far out of town is the lack of light pollution. I finally had a chance to try my starry skies setting on my camera. I forgot my tripod (well, BF’s tripod), so the best shots were definitely the ones I had laying on the deck
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In an effort to avoid the black flies once the sun came out, we headed over to Schoodic, on the coast, and did baby’s first hike on the Anvil Trail. (Which had a bit more of a slope than what C had found online, but baby M had a grand old time in her
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