At this point in the season, low temps here in my part of New Hampshire have dipped to 18°F (with highs below 40°F) and there’s
NOVEMBER BLOOM DAY
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INDEPENDENCE DAYS #69
My continuation of Sharon Astyk’s now-completed “Independence Days” project (June-Aug 2022), which offered a framework for recognising how we’re building resiliency, community, and accountability that
WRITE 31 DAYS – TIL / DAY 24
24 October 2022: Today I learned: all about bumblebee mouthparts, thanks to Mary Holland (Naturally Curious), and a little more about my mind/memory. Saddest news:
Mosaic Monday: Snowshoeing an abandoned trail
Snowshoeing the morning of my colonoscopy prep! Beautiful weather, mid-30s, good snow that kept us out of the not-quite-frozen places in the brook, on a
Wednesday Vignette: Golden Blanket
Ginkgo biloba trees — which have been around for 270 million years, have no living relatives, and can live individually for 3,000 years — lose
October in Retrospect
We had a very light frost in late September, which killed leaves on a few of the cucumber plants, and nothing else in my yard.