Almanac: Lilies Of The Lake
The lotus flower blooms most beautifully from the deepest and thickest mud. Buddha Paddling Lake...
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Almanac: Giants
By the mid-19th -century most of rural New England resembled Ireland or northern Scotland—treeless hills...
Almanac: Fungi Riot
Last weekend two buddies and I met at a trailhead on the eastern slope of...
Photo Of The Week: Storm Over Lake Wyola By Susan Panlilio
Our feature, Photo of the Week, presents each week, a new picture by a local...
Almanac: Dewy Hammocks
My mom always insisted that she enjoyed hot, muggy weather. I didn’t inherit that gene....
Photo Of The Week: Arachnid Visitor by Annique Boomsma
Our feature, Photo of the Week, presents each week, a new picture by a local...
Almanac: Beating The Heat
Hello Gentle Readers! Another week of glimpses from west coast rambles, these all mountainous as...
Photo Of The Week: Sun Shower At Hampshire College Farm By Keith Toffling
Additional photos by Keith Toffling can be found at his website:www.ktphoto.co Our feature, Photo of...
Almanac: West Coast Greetings
Gentle Readers: No regular Almanac column this week or next because I’m in Oregon and...
National Pollinator Week. Day 7: Why We Can’t Afford Not To Landscape Naturally
In settled places, everywhere you look you see lawn. It’s not difficult to understand why...
National Pollinator Week Day 6: Providing Habitat for Pollinators
All animals need food, water, shelter, and places to rear their young. Pollinators get their...
National Pollinator Week Day 5: Know Your Enemies! Identification and Control of Undesirable Vegetation
Invasive and aggressive plants can be a major roadblock to success in your efforts to...