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Thursday Apr 5, 2018: Natural History of Sandy Lake & Environs – cancelled
Unfort. this event had to be canceled because of illness. It will be given on another evening sometime in the next month Apologies ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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“Spare HRM’s Sandy Lake ‘jewel’ in suburban HRM from bulldozers”
So reads an Op-Ed by Karen Robinson in the Business section of the Chronicle Herald March 7 in the print edition and March 6 online. Karen wrote as “park committee chair of the Sandy Lake Conservation Association [and also] on … Continue reading
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Acadian Forest Love Affair
Walking in a bit of old forest above Sandy Lake on the summer solstice (2017), I encountered a yellow birch and a hemlock that seemed to be growing from the same base, their trunks ascending to the skies in tandem. … Continue reading
Winter splendour by Sandy Lake
Click on images for larger versions Walking towards Sandy Lake beach , I was told: “You have to take a photo of the hemlock in the sun” So I did (at right).
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Hello world!
The Intro describes what this website is about. As it stands, the website is essentially a working document rather than a finished product. I have posted it now because there is information that is important to share now rather than … Continue reading
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