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Category Archives: Environment.
09.26.2017 A tree grows in Quabbin
I am not sure if Melissa was making the same connection to the old novel as I am here with her title “A tree grows in Grayslake” . I am guessing she is. 🙂 Be sure to click through … Continue reading
Posted in Environment., Intimate Landscape, Landscape, Nature Photography, Quabbin, Western Massachusetts
Tagged fog, foggy landscape, Foggy mood, foggy Quabbin, intimate landscape, landscape, Massachusetts, moody Quabbin, New England, Oak, Quabbin, Quabbin Landscape, Quabbin Park, western massachusetts
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09.24.2017 Quabbin Former Ponds
When the Goodnough Dike was put in place, the waters of the three branches of the Swift River became not so swift as, along with the Windsor Dam, it blocked the flow and created the Quabbin Reservoir. Much was swallowed … Continue reading
Posted in Black and White, Central Massachusetts, Environment., Landscape, Nature Photography, Quabbin, Water, Western Massachusetts
Tagged Black and White photography, Clouds, Dana, Enfield, Greenwich, landscape, Lost towns of Quabbin, MA, Massachusetts, Morton Pond, New England, Prescott, Quabbin, Quabbin Landscape, Quabbin Park, Sunk Pond, water, western massachusetts
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03.27.2017 Dunlop Brook
Dunlop Brook runs through Romer Woods, a 141 acre parcel that was recently protected for Amherst’s water supply. Robert Romer sold it to the town for a nice reduced price to maintain the water quality and see it protected into … Continue reading
Posted in Amherst, ecology, Environment., Intimate Landscape, Landscape, Nature Photography, Patterns in Nature, Waterfalls, Western Massachusetts, Western Massachusetts Waterfalls and Cascades
Tagged Amherst, cascades, Dunlop Brook, intimate landscape, landscape, Massachusetts, New England, New England Waterfalls, Pelham, Romer Woods, Romer Woods Cemetery, waterfall, western massachusetts
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09.07.2016 Quabbin Water level comparison
I have mentioned our lack of rain and falling water levels. Back on August 1st, the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority listed the Quabbin Reservoir to be at 87% capacity. Coincidentally, I made this image the same day. That represents a … Continue reading
04.02.2016 Coexistence
If the trees can do it, why then oh why can’t we? This Hemlock and this Black Birch have been growing together amicably for a long time. I guess at some point one will overwhelm the other, but I’ve been visiting … Continue reading
02.25.2016 Throwback Thursday once again
When I woke this morning, the temperature was 60°F at 4 a.m. A little earlier we had thunder during our current rain event. So I think this image from last September 29 along the Acadia N.P. coast line is appropriate … Continue reading
