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- Downstate Blooms Come North
- Visiting Some Neighbors
- The Crucial Importance of Microclimate
- A New Neighbor in the Woods Near Home (Corrected)
- Waukazoo Street in Northport: Men Working
- April Snow Day
- Left Behind on the Trail
- Guarding a Wind-Lashed Coast
- In the Woods on a Warm Spring Day
- NOW Spring Is Here
- More From My Walk in the Dunes
- Making Way for Succeeding Generations
- Winter Is Easing Out
- Meditation on Birch Trees
- A Little Creek Wakes Up
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- P. J. Grath
- Blogger, bookseller, philosopher, amateur photographer, lifetime writer. Negligent but passionate gardener. Good cook when inspired. No kind of housekeeper at all. Very big reader!
Once Again, Very Nice. I Like the Second Picture Best, yet the First One is Pretty too and the Last One is Quite Interesting.
ReplyDeleteThanks for inviting us on the walk. Looks lovely. Katie would love it! Oh. Then it wouldn't be as peaceful. :)
ReplyDeleteLovely pictures. I had a spring walk last Sunday on an equally clear day here in the UK. There was an old toadstool almost exactly the same as yours!! Small world!
ReplyDeleteHi, you all. Lista, I liked that fungus, too, and took a couple of shots, but the tighter the close-up, the better I liked it. Dawn, do you see Sarah in any of these pictures? She was more into fun than peacefulness, exploring every corner she could cover. Lynne, I just love it when the Old World and the New World connect! Same toadstool? I want to know, do you recognize St. John's Eve? It's the time of year I feel most connected to the other side of the Atlantic.
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