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| The four sisters |
I've been working in the forest. Having a grand time. Trying to create a walking path for us that wends its way through our forest. The cedars have been crowded out by maples, and the dead cedars fall. A tree had to be brought down, one that will surely fall in the next storm. A dead cedar, it isn't good on a walking path! The kittens similarly helped. I chased them away.
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| This one on lot #3 amazes me |
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| big storm toppled this conifer - such shallow roots |
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| Love these massive pines |
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| Amazing catalpa in Westport |
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Deadfall, they squish a young catalpa.
I've been trying to dig it out by pruning.
The bees that live under the left root dissuade me. |
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| dark shadows, ancient beasts |
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Loved this tree, with arms, in Bala, Muskoka.
Losing its head in a storm, it still survived.
They chopped its arms off later, tho |
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| wind storm knocked this over |
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| the willow weeps in Kingston |
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| our forest |
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| my helpers! |
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| cedars in our forest, old, dead branches must be trimmed |
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| red sumac of fall |
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| my girls, 2010 |
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| hug a tree, 2010 |
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| such a beauty |
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| still working on a walking path |
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| playing on "Oliver's lot" |
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| Always amazed at the size |
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Amazing how they fall and lean for many years
This is our lot 3. |
I've noticed a couple of interesting tree sites of tree museums and tree tours!
London, Ontario,
tree trunk tour!
Canadian Boreal Forest Agreement signed in 2010, which led to a moratorium on logging of nearly 29 million hectares of woodland caribou habitat.
