CMMC May Colors Forest or Dark Green In the northeast, it’s too early for dark green trees. You won’t see leaves that color until the end of June at the earliest. The deepest greens don’t show up until August. But other… Read More ›
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SKETCHBOOK 24: IVY, ORCHIDS, AND A PORTRAIT
I drew the orchids a while ago, but I didn’t like them enough to post them. But I looked at them today and decided they aren’t bad. More to the point, parts of the picture are good. Other parts? Not… Read More ›
AUTUMN LEAVES, STONE BRIDGE
FOTD – October 18 – Autumn Leaves The day passed as we traveled from the canal to River Bend looking for the best leaves. Surprisingly, the leaves in Rhode Island were much brighter than up here. It should be the other… Read More ›
LEAVES AND LAST FOLIAGE IN DECEMBER
#CFFC: Leaves and Trees by the Blackstone – Garry Armstrong Good thing we take a lot of pictures when we are out taking pictures. It was all Marilyn’s idea, so she can’t complain. She told me to shoot more. You… Read More ›
#CFFC – DOWN BY THE RIVER AND TREES IN WINTER
CFFC: Leaves and Trees – Marilyn Armstrong While we all hunker down and wait for the giant snowstorm to hit tomorrow night, we got some good shots down by the Blackstone. These are mine. Maybe I’ll post Garry’s in a… Read More ›
SOMEHOW, SPRING SPRANG – Marilyn Armstrong
SPRING CAME ANYWAY You might think that with the awful and cold weather we’ve had, that spring wouldn’t show up, but it did. Today was pretty nice. A big humid followed by pelting rain, high winds, and several tornados, but… Read More ›
PICK ME UP AND WINTER’S DAMAGE – GARRY ARMSTRONG
GARRY SEEKS SPRING IN UXBRIDGE He hiked up the driveway, initially to bring down the trash can and pick up the mail, but he took a camera. It was a lovely day. There have been some lovely days, but very… Read More ›
DOVES AND MORE ARE BACK AGAIN! – Marilyn Armstrong
When we manage to convince the squirrels that it’s time to unhook their claws from the feeders, the birds pour in by the dozens. They know they only have half an hour before the squirrels are back again. They don’t… Read More ›
WORLD SHARING … IS IT ALMOST THANKSGIVING? – Marilyn Armstrong
Share Your World 11-15-18 What’s the most ironic thing you’ve ever witnessed? I’m not sure that “ironic” is the right word here. Twice I’ve been in dangerous places and the dangerous people carefully got me to a safe place, but that’s… Read More ›
DANGER! THE OAK LEAVES HAVE FORMED AN ARMY! – Marilyn Armstrong
FOWC with Fandango — Danger There are so many leaves on the ground here, it’s hard to explain to people who don’t live in the middle of an oak woods. When I was outside today taking pictures, it was like being… Read More ›
A SUNNY FALL DAY IN NOVEMBER – Marilyn Armstrong
A Beautiful Autumn Day in November It has been a pretty sad sack of Autumn in Massachusetts. Last week, the leaves finally decided to change. Unfortunately, it was in the middle of our now daily rain. A particularly heavy rain… Read More ›
LIKE DINNER WITHOUT DESSERT: MINI FICTION – Marilyn Armstrong
Like dirty feet on clean sheets, the dark clouds rolled in, occluding the sun, turning the sunny day gray and dismal. “There goes Autumn,” said Maggie, looking up. “And the wind’s picking up too.” Her companion nodded. “Like God’s leaf… Read More ›
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