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definitely a 3-d afternoon. drizzling, dreary and dismal. perfect for a walk in the woods and try to capture what little color was left.


this was my favorite. tom and i went to durgens creek to fix a gate. deer season tomorrow. found this lovely by the new crossing going into the lower field.

the view from my porch...the brown's farm in the center. and i just noticed my truck parked at bottom right center.

clearing

this is the before and after of the clearing i worked on sunday. coordinates should be close to

40*00'29.49"N 91*32'08.31"W elev 172m

the woods

my swing will hang from this limb. i think of you sitting there waiting for me to finish my work and come join you.

a sunday morning in late october

looking west on madison street. that's yate's house on the left
progress of the process
mmh
the field behind my house

this and that

tommy with his new acrylic dome
bath at the lxh is coming along
putting corn in the bin

a little of the process

tom and the turtle

five or six weeks ago as tom was discing a field he spotted a large box turtle on one of his passes and got out to take a look. he was shocked to see a huge chunk of his shell missing and a large hole in him. on the previous pass the disc had apparently run over the turtle and severely damaged him.

tom carried the turtle to the house. he cleaned the wound and then went to town to find suitable material for a bandage. although the turtle has limited use of his hind legs he now seems to be doing fine. tom lets him out in the day and brings him in in the evening for a warm swim in the sink.

tomorrow tom and the turtle will make a visit to the dentist's office. clark, our local dentist, has agreed to form an acrylic dome over the wound. this procedure should allow the turtle to return to his life in the wild.

progress...or just part of the process?

got bike

storm damage

all that is left of the EWP


the lacebark'?' elm

the shed and the lot