The local public schools started this week and the sun is setting earlier and earlier each day. I think I’m starting to mourn the end of summer.
Tag Archives: Trees
Memories of a lost tree
Back in June, a severe storm knocked down many trees in Madison. Watching the sun go down In Tenney Park the other night, I was reminded that I still miss a casualty of that storm — the tree that arched over the water in this very spot, which made for some nice photo opportunities. Previously:
Back in the land of pines and lakes
I spent last week on a camping vacation in northern Wisconsin. Wish I could’ve brought some of the fresh, pine scented air back home with me.
View more →Listen to your elders
I visited one of my favorite trees the other day. This majestic white willow at Cherokee Marsh has to be at least 150 years old. Older living things have much wisdom. Are we smart enough to “listen” to what they’re telling us?
View more →Arboretum green
Maple renewal
Trees are coming to life again — feels like a long time coming this year.
On the bright side
With bitter cold temps in Madison lately, I’ve been savoring those few extra minutes of sunshine we’re getting (almost two more minutes each day now). Something positive to think about.
Winter nature walk
“In every walk with nature one receives more than he seeks.” – John Muir
State holiday tree
Surrounded by yellow
Being surrounded by a maple forest that’s glowing yellow can be almost magical.