Hey there Guardians, haven't checked in for a bit. Hope everyone is doing well. The season of never ending leaves is upon us here. Lots of mature trees and living on the bend of a large L street means the whole neighborhood's leaves blow down the street and into our yard
They can be a pain, but they're great brown material for the compost bin. Here's a shot of the first days work. The yard is already full again and many trees still haven't begun to shed yet
Hey, good to see you here
Cool pics, that's a lot of leaves!
I live on an old street-lined avenue, so also get a lot of leaves. Just looking out of my window now, I can see Sycamore, Oak, Ash, Cherry, Horse Chestnut, and Holly
There's certainly quite a few others too
That's nice Tim, did you have it re-covered? What's the wood, it looks very attractive
Just a few pics from my walk today.
The 'Pikestones'. Remains of a neolithic burial mound.
Fantastic photos David, looks like you had some great weather my friend
You are quite correct Jack...
I miss quoted the former owner
. Bagpipe Ebony it is!
I have no idea why I came up with "Piano". Regardless, it is a nice lamb foot knife to be sure.
Here, across the pond, we are all waiting on the new administration to unleash their plan for controlling Covid. What ever
A natural error Bill
Assembling two Kicksparks, the formula one model of kicksleds, for my wife and I this winter
I will go a little slower on mine because of the basket to carry a thermos full of hot chocolate
See if you can spot my ebony lamb ... he is raring to go outside this winter
Those look great Dan
We don't get much snow here, so I have never seen one before
That's another cool pic Dwight
Last day of my New Hampshire deer hunt, no deer this year but couldn’t ask for a better time.
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Glad you had a great time Chuck
Nice pic my friend, two-thirds of the time, when I take a photo like that, the knife ends up being out of focus!
I wonder if any of the pilgrims carried a lambsfoot....
I think the Miller might have
“A Sheffield thwitel baar he in his hose.”
Looks like CHAGA developing on that birch tree. Keep an eye out for another 10 years. Might be a decent harvest.
Very interesting Ray. I have some chaga, but have never harvested it. I'll have to do some research
Good morning Guardians, I hope everyone has had a decent week. A fine day here, for now, but the forecast for the weekend isn't good. I have a delivery due today, but might try to get out for a short walk after that. Have a good day Guardians
