Tag Archives: State Forest Road
03.11.2023 Not sure but I think so
I’ve had this file and three others in the catalogue since spring of 2020. Never quite sure what to do with it. Sometimes it is best with most any image to let it sit for awhile until you are ready … Continue reading
11.09.2022 Wordless Waterfall Wednesday-Splish Splash
10.11.2022 Autumn Fire
What I alluded to yesterday. This tree was across a beaver pond along the West Branch of Fever Brook in the shade. I thought the sun would light it up against the dark background as it rose above the tree … Continue reading
10.10.2022 Rising Pond Fog
After visiting North Quabbin on Saturday I made a not so triumphant return yesterday. I had a specific image in mind but I am not sure it worked out, at least not on this attempt. Someday. It required full sun … Continue reading
06.03.2021 West Branch of Fever Brook Cascade
I considered calling this a waterfall because of its clean flow. But in reality it is water leaking through an old dam that created a pond I visit often along State Forest Road in North Quabbin. Different parts of the … Continue reading
03.02.2021 Yeah, you got to mix it, child, you got to fix It must be love, it’s a beech
I’ve shared a few images of winter foliage that was a surprise to some. On Sunday while driving around before yesterday’s North Quabbin image, I spent some time in the Federated Women’s Clubs State Forest looking at beeches-Fagus grandifolia. Here’s … Continue reading
09.06.2020 Quiet Forest Nature
Common Puffballs aka Gem-Studded Puffballs aka Warted Puffballs aka Wolf Farts aka Devil’s Snuff-box-Lycoperdon perlatum. I went to the pond I visit for sundews yesterday but the buds are still closed tight. There is another flower there I want to … Continue reading
07.04.2020 Hemlock Varnish Conk-Ganoderma tsugae
Although the same species, this is not the same mushroom I posted as an abstract a while back. I went looking for woodland flowers this morning and not much was happening. They must be spent from their glory last year … Continue reading