This gallery documents the second year in our home and property in Marlow, New Hampshire.
Saturday, November 5, 2011
Wood Pile
With the snow from last Saturday's untimely storm mostly melted away, Ian & I were able to bring some wood down from the wood yard for stacking.
Last month I cut back a highly invasive Japanese Honeysuckle bush in order to make room for the wood.
Wood Pile
With the snow from last Saturday's untimely storm mostly melted away, Ian & I were able to bring some wood down from the wood yard for stacking.
Last month I cut back a highly invasive Japanese Honeysuckle bush in order to make room for the wood.
Friday, November 4, 2011
Spring-Like
The snow from last weekend continues to melt, making it seem more like spring than autumn.
Spring-Like
The snow from last weekend continues to melt, making it seem more like spring than autumn.
Thursday, November 3, 2011
Aftermath
A lot of the snow from last weekend's storm has melted. Still plenty remains. Soon it will be time to replace the sod strips dislodged by the plow.
Aftermath
A lot of the snow from last weekend's storm has melted. Still plenty remains. Soon it will be time to replace the sod strips dislodged by the plow.
Monday, October 31, 2011
Cleanup
Yesterday's cleanup following the October nor'easter is pictured here. The storm's impact here was primarily in the form of heavy snow amounts. To the south and east, many communities are without power due to downed trees and utility lines. With seasonal temperatures returning the snow should disappear in a matter of days.
Cleanup
Yesterday's cleanup following the October nor'easter is pictured here. The storm's impact here was primarily in the form of heavy snow amounts. To the south and east, many communities are without power due to downed trees and utility lines. With seasonal temperatures returning the snow should disappear in a matter of days.
Sunday, October 30, 2011
Buried
A ferocious autumn nor'easter roared through New England late yesterday and overnight, leaving a record October snowfall in it's wake. I haven't measured officially, but the snow was knee-deep this morning, which is about 20 inches (50.8 cm) or roughly equal to Baldr's hackles.
Buried
A ferocious autumn nor'easter roared through New England late yesterday and overnight, leaving a record October snowfall in it's wake. I haven't measured officially, but the snow was knee-deep this morning, which is about 20 inches (50.8 cm) or roughly equal to Baldr's hackles.
Saturday, October 29, 2011
The Farrier
Baldr was very happy to see Randy, the farrier, arrive today to trim Caspian's hooves. Dogs love hoof trimmings!
The Farrier
Baldr was very happy to see Randy, the farrier, arrive today to trim Caspian's hooves. Dogs love hoof trimmings!
Friday, October 28, 2011
Morning View
The view outside the front door this morning was white and wintry.
Morning View
The view outside the front door this morning was white and wintry.
Thursday, October 27, 2011
October Snow
The rain turned to snow late this afternoon and left a white coating on the trees and ground.
October Snow
The rain turned to snow late this afternoon and left a white coating on the trees and ground.
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
Waterline
Lyle came with his excavator yesterday to dig the ditch for the waterline to the barn. In the afternoon, Ian & Lisa laid down the line. Later, Edmund came to drill a hole in the foundation to connect the line to the plumbing. Caspian watched all with great interest. I hope he's not expecting hot water!
Waterline
Lyle came with his excavator yesterday to dig the ditch for the waterline to the barn. In the afternoon, Ian & Lisa laid down the line. Later, Edmund came to drill a hole in the foundation to connect the line to the plumbing. Caspian watched all with great interest. I hope he's not expecting hot water!
Monday, October 24, 2011
Frosty Beginning
Monday was off to a frosty start. Time to find the ice scraper.
Frosty Beginning
Monday was off to a frosty start. Time to find the ice scraper.
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