Winter makes it easier to see the "bones" of the landscape.
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| I only recently noticed this tree. At some point it nearly fell over and the top broke off, but a side branch then became the main trunk. I'm going to have to "core" the tree and look at its history! |
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| Less than a hundred feet away from the previous trees are these two "twisty" specimens. |
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| Until recently, this blow-down was a hollow log about 20 feet long, but most of the log collapsed leaving only the hollow stump end. |
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| A small herd of about 5 deer have been regular visitors to our "meadow" (septic drain field), I think because it's a south-facing slope and the snow melts before other places. They also came up close to the house. |
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| Another look at the deer. My asparagus beds are just off to the left. I've got to protect them this spring! |
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| One of our trail cams caught a squirrel leaping across the snowy road. |
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| More than wildlife can be caught by our trail cams. This was a particularly good picture of Dakota. |
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