On a Lifelong Journey to Learn my Place
Late yesterday, I finished getting 2019 photos into iNaturalist (since I also finished up 2018 in a timely fashion, I am left with only 2016 and 2017 to complete, and then I’ll be up to date). It was my busiest year in terms of iNaturalist observations so far. As iNaturalist has improved, and I’ve gotten … Read more
Temperatures were below freezing overnight and this morning, though no additional snow had fallen. Karen J. saw a couple of Snow Buntings over at the airport mid-morning, and although I was on a call for work, I took advantage of mobile technology and went over there with Connor. Unfortunately, the Snow Buntings had moved, and … Read more
It snowed a little last night, but not as much as had been forecast as a possibility. The forecast did mention the amounts could vary significantly depending on the path individual snow showers took, and it appeared none of the heavier snow showers hit town overnight. We spent a good chunk of the morning eating … Read more
Temperatures dropped overnight, and the snow was down to only hundred feet or so on the mountains. Temperatures dropped a bit more and snow came down to sea level by late morning. My dad had wanted to see the marble, and take a small chunk or two to try cutting and polishing. As he and … Read more