9 Replies to “Deep In The Green”

  2. flahertylandscape – I like to live landscape stories…I am a landscape architect; and I like to write stories about people, plants, gardens and the landscape.
    flahertylandscape says:

    Meditation/inspiration for less than a dime. Great photo–makes me ache to see it in real life. Thanks for sharing photo and poem.

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  3. julie mankowsky – This photo blog features the seasonal changes in nature observed in my own backyard and a variety of local environments, including sites of historical, cultural and recreational interest found in Central Massachusetts. It highlights destinations for both indoor and outdoor exploration, and the everyday beauty of this area. Mass Audubon's Wachusett Meadow Wildlife Sanctuary in Princeton, MA is often featured as a model for the positive effects a small nature preserve can have on the larger environment and the local community.  I hope my photography of the sanctuary will help to inspire others to enjoy and engage with nature.
    julie mankowsky says:

    Serene.

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  5. Steve Schwartzman – I've had two blogs: one is devoted to nature photography, with an emphasis on native species; the other looked into the origins of Spanish and English words and the connections between them. Okay, so I have eclectic interests.
    Steve Schwartzman says:

    The word “brook” underwent quite a decline in usage during the 20th century. It has recovered a little in the 21st century, as Google’s Ngram Viewer confirms:
    https://books.google.com/ngrams/graph?content=brook&year_start=1800&year_end=2010&corpus=en-2009&smoothing=3

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