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Preparing to depart for Vermont, from home |
| Camp at Queeche Gorge, State Park, Vermont |  |
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What can I say? Queeche Gorge! From the hi-way bridge. |
| No idea what this is... Some fungus. But it was pretty. |
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| Centipede. |  |
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Ferns |
| Queeche Gorge, on a misty day. |  |
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Nearby, Hartland Lake. Dammed by the Corp of Engineers. Filled from the Queeche River, below the gorge. |
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Dragonfly. |
| Ruby-throated hummingbird. |  |
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Female Rose Breasted Grosbeak. |
| The marsh, just upstream from the gorge. Margie walked here from the campground most days. Lot of birds. |
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The hi-way bridge over the gorge. |
| Nearby Vermont Institute for Natural Sciences. See link, below: |
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The bridge. |
| A little walk down the gorge. |  |
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Margie's good at finding spring peepers, while walking through the woods. |
| Margie walking through the meadow. |  |
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A peaceful scene... below the gorge. |
| Home at Queeche Gorge. |  |
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| Saw lots of these red efts... These are the land form of the newts found in the water. We saw lots! Perhaps as many as we usually see over several years! |
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| Ferns |  |
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| Soloman's Seal, false. (There's another variety, that's "true") |
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Marsh-Billings-Rockerfeller estate. |
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Steve, overlooking a pond at the Marsh-Billings-Rockerfeller estate. A national historic park. |
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A scale model of the solar system, at the science museum, a little north of the gorge. |
| Hummingbirds. |  |
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| Snake. |  |
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Tree bark. |
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| River, below the gorge. |  |
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Scottish Festival, nearby the gorge. Sheep herding. |
| Taber toss. |  |
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Only a couple of contestants could actually toss this thing! |
| This is basically, tossing a telephone pole! You try it! |
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