Farming/Nature
How Much Wood Would A Woodchuck…
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Back in the day as soon as school let out, we would head to my uncle’s pond (now the Sydney Fuller Preserve, a SLC property).
The Suffield Observer (https://thesuffieldobserver.com/author/abby-wolcott/page/2/)
Back in the day as soon as school let out, we would head to my uncle’s pond (now the Sydney Fuller Preserve, a SLC property).
When we were kids, one of my mother’s many attempts to civilize us included regular trips to Forest Park in Springfield.
With a group of mighty volunteers, the first issue was published 25 years ago…
Back when we were kids roaming the neighborhood, we knew a thing or two about the elder generation.
When we were little, my mom often told us stories about her childhood growing up in Cotton Hollow in Glastonbury.
During the winter when we were kids, our house always smelled of wet wool.
Since the launch of our Trees for Suffield Initiative last spring, I was introduced to the term “emerald necklace” as it pertains to trees.
On the west side of town down a meandering dirt road is a maple sugaring operation run since 2000 by two men.
More often than not when I am at Stony Brook Park, I hear the red- bellied woodpecker calling. He is a common woodpecker in these parts, but that was not always the case.
These are melancholy days on the trail. The reptiles and amphibians have hibernated.