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Living on the Concord River has brought many wonders into my life. Continue reading
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Tag Archives: swans on the Concord River
Five years down, twenty-five to go…
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The brighter side of life.
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The Concord River woke this week to a world of white–a little snow and birds. Actually, a lot of snow and one bird. But they were both white. A swan visited, taking my breath away and giving the ducks something … Continue reading
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Here we snow again!
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Ten to 12 inches of the fluffy stuff, falling at a rate of one to two inches per hour. Yesterday, I filled the bird feeders and gave the ducks a double helping of corn to help get them through today’s … Continue reading
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Wolf Moon, new arrivals and a remembrance of an amazing woman!
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Oh bright January moon, light my way so I may avoid stumbling on the rocks that line my path. Why do wolves howl at the moon? Are they attempting to draw it down? Drawing the moon down is a quiet … Continue reading
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