First cutting of asparagus, which actually occurred over a week ago. Second cutting happened today.
First cutting.
Month: April 2023
Stories to tell.
This barn must have many, many stories to tell. It would be most interesting to sit and listen.
Take warning.
The sailor’s adage held true today. This morning sky presaged rain and a stiff east wind in the afternoon.
Had to stop.
My morning commute was graced by this most marvellous scene. I was compelled to stop and enjoy the beauty.
Attractively dressed.
This attractively dressed Eastern cottontail found a good resting place under the haskap bush in our front yard. Faye captured this most excellent portrait.
Ablaze.
A wedge of the eastern sky was ablaze this morning.
Upbound.
CSL Assiniboine, upbound on the St. Clair River on a cool breezy day.
A reminder.
Though this shirt is well over 20 years old and has long been relegated to work-around-the-yard duty, it is a reminder of a good cause and perhaps the best organization I have had the pleasure to work for.
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Fungus.
During a walk in a bush, a fallen fungus-laden tree trunk caught my eye.
A fine day to bask in the sun.
This Snapping Turtle thought so, on one of the first genuinely warm days of the year.
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