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In the woods we return to reason and faith-Emerson
Best-Lynn
Monday, March 12, 2012
3-12
Yesterday there were Killdeer on the Retreat Meadows.
Today the earliest of the early. Colt's Foot and Chickweed were both in flower along sunny roadsides.
John
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