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Category: landscape















The Great White Oak at the Wachusett Meadow Audubon Sanctuary stands in a clearing on a popular forest hiking trail. It is considered a “near champion” at over fifteen feet in girth and over 250 years old. The nearby bench lends a quiet place to view it more closely.























These days, I take time to savor each view on my rare car trips in search of necessary items.




















The primary colors in my yard put on a delightful show today. No cable connection needed.







Nature decorates the stones in my yard with its own festive gift-wrappings.













The little town of Hardwick, MA is celebrated for its miles of historic stone walls, some of them massive. Recently, on a bitterly cold day with threatening skies, the view from the Great Meadowbrook Farmlands was stark and alluring.
From 2000- 2004, Great Meadowbrook Farm was the site of the Over the Walls Horse Trials, one of the premier equestrian events in the United States.






Scenes from an early evening walk in the cool air. Fall is surely not far away!

Mass Audubon, Wachusett Meadow, Princeton, Massachusetts






