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This cold, snowless day (in Tamworth, New Hampshire) marks the returning of what had been a fleeing sun.  It it also the threshold for a less momentous change: a year’s hiatus for Nat’s Blog and the start of Green Mountain, … Continue reading →

Summer is progressing, and tending and mending continues. Chickens now have a new electric fence to ward off predators and encourage the hens to stay in their pen (don’t worry, the fence is off on Saturdays): lots of fresh grass … Continue reading →

Because of a coding problem, I am starting anew with “Nat’s Blog.” I should be able to recover past blog posts, but it may tale a while. 

Rain in the last few days after many dry days. Leaves seem to be greedily drinking and dribbling green, spilling abundance. Today a heavy cover of clouds lets the sun through occasionally, and with a steady wind, leaves shake off … Continue reading →

Here in mountain region of New Hampshire the gauzy green of early leafing trees has given way to a more more robust but still tentative canopy. Leaves are still tender and soft; the green almost translucent. Through this veil, dark … Continue reading →

It’s a cool spring day with passing clouds. Last night’s rain gave the emerging peas just what they needed. Red maples redden their flowers, but are hinting at leafy green. The revealed forest of spring, the forest without leaves, the … Continue reading →

Day Three in New Zealand It’s been a day of driving, a three hour ferry ride, and more driving. We are in the Rai Valley, just outside of French Pass. The ferry ride was comfortable and the views beautiful: first … Continue reading →

My last entry was two weeks ago and when I had just left Bangkok, Thailand. Now it’s many days later, and Whiteblack and I have passed through Phuket, Thailand; explored the the hills outside of Chiang Mai, Thailand; spent three … Continue reading →

Whiteblack, Jenny and I have been a week in Thailand and we have experienced a whirlwind of activity. The afternoon we arrived, Sunday, we decided to tour the Sunday market. Here we began to get a feel for the color … Continue reading →

Whiteblack and I have made it to Bangkok, though it appears that today is tomorrow in New Hampshire, if that makes any sense.  For us it is now Monday morning, and we have a full day of Chalk Talks ahead … Continue reading →