Tag Archives: Quabbin Park

02.03.2024 Silent Sunday eve-Ice Cream Brain Freeze

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01.21.2024 Let’s Hear it for Rocky, the Red Rocket!

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11.30.2023-Wordless Wednesday-Same place, different day #2

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11.28.2023 Same place, different days, different views..

There are a few locations I try to visit often during the year.  One, of course, is Mount Pollux.  Another is Enfield Lookout in Quabbin Park. 10.31.2015 11.27.2020 It’s rare for light to be the same from one time to … Continue reading

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11.22.2023 Pretty Things

I was photographing abstract wood decay in Quabbin Park last Autumn when I saw some interesting berries that were unfamiliar to me.  I should have known they’d be non-native invasives but wasn’t sure until I identified them as Porcelain Berries. … Continue reading

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11.06.2023 Monochrome Monday

’twas a dark and stormy morning. At least it seemed like it would but the day just stayed gray. Quabbin Park, Spillway Point  (not sure if this spot has a name but it is the entrance to the spillway).  The … Continue reading

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11.01.2023 Wordless Wednesday-Foggy Quabbin Valley, Enfield Lookout to Mount Monadnock

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07.23.2023 Before and After

I don’t often do comparisons.  In this case I am wondering whether I actually improved the image or not.  As I was driving to one of the Quabbin Park entrances yesterday in a fairly thick fog I noticed this Great … Continue reading

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04.01.2023 Symplocarpus foetidus triad

Skunk cabbage’s flower, a spadix, is one of the earliest to be seen in Spring, seen here inside the foremost bud.  Actually the plant can be seen in mid-winter as it is thermogenic and produces heat which helps clear away … Continue reading

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03.20.2023 Happy Equinox

Mount Monadnock in New Hampshire from Enfield Lookout in Quabbin Park. Looking northward at sunrise. For whatever reason known only to WordPress, the sky color looks much better enlarged.

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