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Canada geese, cats, duck, fall foliage, improving nature trails, Lake Neatahwanta, mallard, nature, nature photography, nature photos, nature walk, Oswego River, photography, photos, squirrel, woodpecker
The past weeks have been cold, wet, and dreary. So no physical nature walks for me. I have been able to spend some time with nature through my photos. I have been selecting photos from my archives for another craft sale. I also am going to attempt to speak at a workshop about efforts of our local government to “improve” our nature trails. I put improve in quotations because, I have heard (hopefully incorrectly) that the desire is to pave the nature trails with asphalt and put in artificial lights. Since neither of these two things mean nature to me, I have a differing opinion of how to “improve” the area. For those wondering why I used the word “attempt”, there are many posts about my MCS and the difficulty of leaving one’s home having multiple chemical sensitivities. Here are a few photos from the previous few weeks. I hope no matter the weather where you are that you get to spend a bit of time today with nature, and of course, breathe in fresh air. Peace.
Life in the City with a Future 
AWESOME PICTURES——— AND BEST WISHES ON THE IMPROVED NATURE TRAILS—-
Woodpeckers are so hard to capture and your squirrel shot is a delight! Wonderful photos~
Thanks. I agree on the woodpeckers. They are either running up and down the tree or flying from here to there or their little heads are going back and forth at the speed of light.