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Shadowman and I have been out wandering alot lately enjoying the spectacular weather we've had here this month. Definitely not a normal nasty New England winter. The Tidmarsh Wildlife Sanctuary is becoming quite the destination for a walk.
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Once a cranberry farm, this 450-acre property underwent the largest freshwater ecological restoration ever completed in the Northeast United States and now it provides a wonderful natural area for humans and other native critters to enjoy. (No dogs allowed by the way.).
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The torrential rain we had recently left a great puddle for reflection - both physical and spiritual.
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There are large random boulders scattered about. I'm not sure if they are glacier remnants or bulldozer placements but, regardless, they are a welcome and dramatic addition to the landscape.
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I wanted a being (maybe human) for a photographic subject near the rock but, no one was around and I couldn't find Red Ranger who often travels with me on my wanders. Lo and behold, he had jumped out of my pocket and.........
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.....was brushing up on his rock climbing skills on the marvelous boulders. Never a dull moment in the life of a retiree.
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