Well, I sure hope so! I can tell you one thing for certain though, I know that I’ve missed blogging and now, I’ve got so much to catch up with that I don’t really know where to begin! And, I’ve never really been far away either, just incredibly busy. For one thing, I finished another [...]
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Hey All! Miss Me?
Posted in Airbrush, Art, Birds, Blogging, Conservation, Conservation Stamps, Environment, Hunting, Illustration, Mallard Ducks, Miscellaneous, Nature, New England, Photography, Watercolor, Writing, tagged Airbrush, Art, Birds, Blogging, Conservation, Conservation Stamps, Environment, Hunting, Illustration, Mallard Ducks, Miscellaneous, Nature, New England, Photography, Watercolor, Writing on October 27, 2008 | 3 Comments »
Spring Greens
Posted in Birds, Bradley Palmer State Park, Conservation, Environment, Hiking, Mallard Ducks, Miscellaneous, Nature, New England, Outdoor Flowers, Photography, Rhododendron, Spring Activities, tagged Birds, Bradley Palmer State Park, Conservation, Environment, Hiking, Mallard Ducks, Miscellaneous, Nature, New England, Outdoor Flowers, Photography, Rhododendrons, Spring Activities on April 20, 2008 | 3 Comments »
We’ve had what seems like an endless winter this year. So, I think it goes without saying that I have been a bit anxious for spring. Perhaps then, because temperatures have been in the upper sixties and lower seventies, at least for a few days now, and many flower bulbs have been blooming for several [...]
March WINDS?!!!
Posted in Birds, Carolina Wrens, Conservation, Environment, Feeding Birds, Humor, Mallard Ducks, Miscellaneous, Nature, Photography, tagged Birds, Carolina Wrens, Conservation, Evironment, Feeding Birds, Humor, Mallard Ducks, Miscellaneous, Nature, Photography on March 23, 2008 | 6 Comments »
To call the kind of weather that we experienced this past Friday “just” March WINDS is like calling a hurricane “just” a slight breeze! Sure, the winds weren’t steady, but when they blew (at 45 mph gusts), well!!! Mother Nature had a field day knocking down trees, power lines, cable and telephone service. In fact, [...]



