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Tag Archives: blog about living on a river
Why We Change Clocks: Daylight Saving Explained
Time to fall back with Daylight Savings Time. Continue reading →
Reflections on a Hot Summer: Nature’s Blessings
Last day of summer, 2025. And what a hot, muggy, buggy, did I mention hot? summer it was. I feel I can safely type: I MADE IT! Yes, true, I didn’t make it yet. I still have to get through … Continue reading →
Goodbye July: A Month to Forget
Don’t let the door hit you… Damn, July was a beastly month. Dry as a bone. The river level dropped down to August level. The rock in the river, which typically doesn’t show until August was visible for most of … Continue reading →
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What would you have done if you spotted a child kayaking alone?
A young boy was paddling by in a kayak today. He wore a life vest, which was a good thing, but he was alone, which wasn’t. I don’t know how old he was but …. but…..he was alone. I called … Continue reading →
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The Surprising Truth About Rats in My Garden
There are rats on my property. Yup, rats. Along with squirrels, rabbits, and chipmunks. Varmints. That’s what they are. Eating my tall phlox, chewing my zinnias … but I digress. Back to the rats. At first I thought the rats … Continue reading →
May Celebrations: Discover the Magic of Beltane
Welcome to May. The season of Beltane, when the position on the wheel of the year marks the halfway point between the spring equinox and the summer solstice. Beltane is a time of growth. A time to stoke our creative … Continue reading →
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Warmer Days Ahead: My Springtime Rant
It’s only April 29 and it’s 82 degrees out. Continue reading →
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I Feel The Ice is Slowly Melting
March: A Month of Renewal and Nature’s Awakening Continue reading →
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Imbolc 2025
Imbolc 2025 – a time to awaken. Continue reading →
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The Walls Came Tumbling Down
The walls of Jericho came tumbling down. Continue reading →