Sunday, January 30, 2022
Friday, January 28, 2022
cloud play
With a blizzard warning posted for tomorrow, a coastal walk in today's dry air seemed like a good idea. The sky changed from gray to more interesting layers of clouds as I walked on Plum Island.

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7:08 PM
Thursday, January 27, 2022
winter colors
It's winter.
Trees and bushes show bare branches. The ground cover has faded to shades of brown and rust. The ground is almost free of snow for now; the landscape is wearing winter colors.
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2:49 PM
Wednesday, January 26, 2022
Tuesday, January 25, 2022
looking inland
I walked the Hellcat Loop at the Parker River National Wildlife Refuge this afternoon, taking advantage of unseasonably warm temperatures.
At the end of the loop I enjoyed views of a frozen pool and of Plum Island Sound.
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4:56 PM
Monday, January 24, 2022
early camellia
A chilly section of the greenhouses at Lyman Estate is the home to many camellias.
While it's about a month early for the winter bloom I was happy to see a beautiful white camellia in full bloom when I visited on Saturday.
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7:21 PM
Saturday, January 22, 2022
seeking flowers
I felt a need for color and flowers today. Although there weren't many flowers in bloom, a visit to the greenhouses of the Lyman Estate helped.

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Denise Goldberg
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4:43 PM
Friday, January 21, 2022
follow the boardwalk
The boardwalk from parking lot 3 at the Parker River National Wildlife Refuge curves as it approaches the entry to the beach.

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Denise Goldberg
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9:33 AM
Wednesday, January 19, 2022
smooth sand
The tide was flowing out as I walked the beach at the Parker River National Wildlife Refuge this afternoon.
The water-swept sand was smooth. With only a few people walking, the sand wore just a few footprints.
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Denise Goldberg
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5:08 PM
Sunday, January 16, 2022
holding a rose
A hand holding a rose is painted on a wall in Lawrence, MA.
The mural brings color to old mill buildings.
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Denise Goldberg
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5:23 PM


