Farming/Nature
Sweet Swans
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Swan Love
The Suffield Observer (https://thesuffieldobserver.com/category/farmingnature/page/30/)
The Suffield Farmers Market is up and running for the summer months with vendors offering their wares every Saturday morning from 9 a.m. until noon, rain or shine, in the center of town on the south green (across from the barber shop). If you didn’t make your way to the Market in June, you still have July, August and September to experience Suffield’s Saturday morning “get together”. This year there is an opportunity to sign up as a Friend of the Suffield Farmers Market and pledge to get the word out and display the Farmers Market Swag. We have farm themed visors and bags for children as well as a chance to plant something to take home. We’ll be offering tee shirts, aprons and grocery bags for purchase.
A black bear and her three cubs explore by the fence in this Bridge Street backyard on May 24.
A black bear ambles across River Boulevard near the former truss bridge on Saturday, May 12.
Our eyes met on the trail where many great relationships ignite. I had just headed down the hill and came face to face with a pretty rare reptile in these parts, a wood turtle.
Framed by lush greenery, this summer scene by the trail invites one to stop, reflect and enjoy.
The way I see it, there were many advantages to growing up with a whole slew of brothers. We spent most of our days crawling around in the dirt or rerouting streams using mud and sticks. And when we were cooped up inside, we had a book entitled The World We Live In. We pored over its oversized illustrations, including those of dinosaurs. It fired our imaginations, and I still get the chills when I leaf through it.
This glorious crab apple tree brightened a Bridge Street yard last year on May 4.