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Background Music: Move by Miles Davis
From the album: Birth of the Cool
Slideshow
Background Music: Jeru by Miles Davis
From the album: Birth of the Cool
Photo and Video of Nature Sojourns into Massachusetts Woodlands, Wetlands, Fields, and Streams, and at times other places.
Video
Background Music: Move by Miles Davis
From the album: Birth of the Cool
Slideshow
Background Music: Jeru by Miles Davis
From the album: Birth of the Cool
Alfonsina y al Mar by David Russell, Classical Guitar
This post may not belong here in consideration that it is not within the theme of the page. However, it was a sojourn on my bicycle, a trip to the Pembroke Herring Run where the memorial is located.
As I have written in America’s Betrayal: Daily there always seems to be an existential reminder of the immorality of war. It is always with me, staring me right in the face: primarily Iraq and Afghanistan, but also Korea and Vietnam.
And, so it is on this day.
Marine 1st Lt. Brian M. McPhillips
In Memory Matthew BeanThe Pembroke Herring Run: A History of the Valley and Fishery
Read the complete history here: Historic Landmark: Pembroke Herring Run
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Background music: It All Depends On You by Pee Wee Russell
Background Music: Like Someone in Love by Art Farmer
Background Music: Easter Parade by Bobby Hackett
Background Music: Totem Pole by Lee Morgan
Watched this egret for quite a while. Started shooting my camera when I thought the time was right. He finally caught his prey, which I believe was a frog, but could have been a small catfish.
July 14, 2009
July 13, 2009
July 11, 2009
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(Red tracking on map is the trail I traveled.)
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Today, my bike and I traveled to Indian Head and Maquan Pond in Hanson, Massachusetts.
After many days of rain and otherwise generally poor weather, it was an immense pleasure to be out of doors. The day was about 80 F., high humidity, and just an absolutely gorgeous day.
Road my bike to, and hiked around Camp Kiwanee. It was a very eerie feeling walking through an area with empty and boarded up cabins that many years ago were a place of nature education and exploration; canoeing, fishing or swimming in Maquan pond; archery, campfires, song, laughter, and joy.
I took 119 photographs of wildflowers of which 17 were of the quality to reproduce here. I have a simple Panasonic HDD video camera with the capability for still photographs: The camera is very satisfactory for my needs.
The beauty of wildflowers in nature is awesome. I have spent hours searching for the identification of the wildflowers I have photographed. I have the correct common name, I think, for a few, so if anyone can add to the identification of these, please comment.