One can easily be miserable in this kind of weather; I’ve just chosen not to. The rain and wind are getting nasty. The hood is up on my raincoat and my gloved hands are deep in my pockets. I follow the red trail at Chenes Roches along a nameless brook, down its dark ravine between […]
We’re lucky at Joshua’s Trust. Among the views, the array of plant life, birds, wetlands streams and brooks, you can get a good hike under your feet. Slopes that are alternately gentle and steep, you’ll be glad you brought a thermos of cold water as you stop to catch your breath at the overlook. But
Tranquility, just a few steps from the highway Read Post »
Between Covid-19, recession, political and racial anger, drought, and power failures, this charming year reminds us that nothing is static. Ouch. The eastern Connecticut biota that we attempt to preserve and protect is dynamically responding to climate-induced change. But before we get too grim, let’s review what we each noticed in flora and fauna behavior
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