Walking on Ice
It is a superior feature of winter to be able to step onto a frozen pond or lake, and we have many of them. It is liberating.
February
We made it. February. Now the year can really begin.
Home Again
It is good to get out of the woods now and then. Even Huck would agree.
November
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November scored first this season with one power outage, one tree
Election Day
“The price of greatness,” Winston Churchill said, “is responsibility.” He was talking to us.
Fall
Within a second of its release from a branch, an acorn falls to earth at the rate of approximately thirty-two
Quiet Time
I finally went to the trouble of getting a canoe onto on body of water known as Carpenter’s Marsh.
Labor Day Weekend. Already.
The steps to our hillside garden are not repaired. The felled wood is not all cut up and stacked. The dock is still waiting to be treated with teak oil.
Chicken Barbeque
. . . nothing says community—or, Old Home Day—like a volunteer fire department and chicken barbeque.
Harvest Jitters
For us backyard gardeners, this is the time of year we fear most for our crop. It is not like we have a super abundance to go around.