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Showing posts with label hills. Show all posts

Monday, April 29, 2013

Springtime fun

Well, it really can't be all work and no play, though there are some that would consider a full day of intense yard work, well, work.  Still, it's hard to look at the results of this and feel that this was not at least some fun.



Of course, even if it is all work, there is the well-earned barbeque afterwards.  Yes, that is a chicken walking by.  At this point, she's just thankful to not be her cousin.



And how to you make a barbeque wicked New England?  Add in some maple!

Thursday, December 20, 2012

All I want for Christmas

The Natural Habitat of the Liberal Lumberjack

These pictures are from four years ago.

I am trying not to get into the negativity and paranoia surrounding the fact that I have not yet once got out my winter outwear this year or the fact that I am driving around New England this winter so far without sand, a shovel, or a pair of Sorels in my trunk (it's just not right!)

Instead, I am just trying to remain hopeful for the end of December and the rest of winter.

Fingers crossed.