The Blackstone River and its valley – where the water lives except when it doesn’t.
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FLOWING WATER – CEE’S BLACK & WHITE CHALLENGE – Marilyn Armstrong
The Stream in Ellin and Tom’s Backyard We are in Connecticut and it is snowing. We knew it was going to snow, but it was only a maybe. Meanwhile, the white stuff is falling, but before the snow began, I… Read More ›
RIVULET, RIVER AND POND: PHOTOS FROM THE BLACKSTONE VALLEY – Marilyn Armstrong
From rivulet to pond, the valley is where water lives.
SUNDAY AFTERNOON SOMEWHERE IN SUTTON
We were actually heading for one place, but the pond we were trying to get to was accessible only by a private road. Residents only. Rich people territory. This is where we ended up. The only problem is, I’m not sure where… Read More ›
DON’T FENCE ME IN
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Standoff on the Pond
We stopped at the pond yesterday and I was sad to see that the geese are still occupying the nesting area and the swans are still patrolling around it. The longer the stand-off continues, the less likely we are to… Read More ›
When the ice melted
Just an hour before, the stream had been solidly frozen … How quickly nature changes. Shot with Canon Powershot S100.
Weekly Photo Challenge: Lost in the Details – The Culvert
Off to the side beyond the larger dam, a little spillway empties into a culvert. Bubbling and frothing, the river’s water are diverted to … where? It’s all in the details. Related articles Weekly Photo Challenge: Lost in the Details… Read More ›
Around a curve and down the hill
February 26, 2013 – Easton Connecticut – Canon Powershot S100
Snowy Woods and Stream
Late winter snow in a Connecticut woods. The frozen stream waits for a bit of sunshine. melting snow Melting snow runs down from high peaks, into creeks, over flowing waters, carry off layers of the forest floor, nutrients, twigs, leafs and… Read More ›
SERENDIPITY - SEEKING INTELLIGENT LIFE ON EARTH 