So it’s June 23rd, and I’m catching up on most of my regular June posts. You may notice very little wildflower content. We’ve had some family stuff going on that has brought us out of state for most of the weekends of June so far, to Springfield, MA. I never had a reason to go […]
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We had yet another storm, on Friday, with crazy rain and wind, so today’s walk was again damp. I’m glad I have good hiking boots, but I’m starting to wonder if I need to invest in muck boots I can hike in. They’re still just starting the clean up at Crescent Beach – the culvert
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After one of the least snowiest winters I can remember, Mother Nature thought it would be fun to throw an April snowstorm our way. It started overnight on Wednesday, and lasted through rain showers on Friday. It was very heavy, and we were extremely lucky to only lose power for about an hour in the
Had a lovely walk at Laudholm today. We went for the skunk cabbage (see today’s Wayside Flowers post), but also because it’s the first sun we’ve gotten in pretty much a week, and man, did I need this walk. The best spot for skunk cabbage is near one of the outlooks that juts out into
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Finally made it down to Crescent Beach after the January storms, and it’s not great. Like canyons carved into paths and large swaths missing from the former coastal line not great. Not surprising, but still sobering. I was heartened to see that despite how warm it’s been, nothing is blooming yet.
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I cannot emphasize how little sun we’ve gotten for a good chunk of January. The sun actually came out today, for the first time in what seems like ages, so we braved the wind and went to the coast. We had two insane coastal storms the week of January 7th – the worst being the one
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