Onions
I’ve planted these every year since we’ve been cultivating at the community garden. They always look bedraggled and unhappy when they go in, but perk up soon after. Only eight rows this year. I...
At camp
We have water now (although not hot water). We have heat and Wi-Fi and electricity. It’s cozy. The wood stove is small, but mighty. We have a heat pump as well, that really helps...
Spring walk, Acadia
It’s spring, spring is here! I’m feeling it. I’m finishing up some winter projects. My friend’s book has been uploaded to the publisher. I’m wearing my Last Word vest that I cast on impulsively...
Slow update
My mind is busy with a lot of thoughts. I don’t have anything coherent to say. Connection is good though. We found a new place to hike. We’ve been there twice now. It is...
Waterville
We went away for a few days to escape the March blahs. Destination: Waterville, Maine. Someone questioned – why Waterville? There are many trendier towns, along the coast, and in surrounding states. I thought...
Parmeliaceae
A type of lichen, per my plant app. Sam cut down a maple tree. This specimen was nestled in the upper branches. It’s so interesting with those circular shapes surrounded by little hairs. We...
Winter cyanotypes
The cyanotype experiment worked out pretty well. I could have gotten more of the fragile stems to show up by pressing the glass or acrylic top more firmly onto the plant material. But they...