Wednesday, November 3, 2010
This Morning on Blue Hill Mountain
It was the perfect November morning for a walk on the mountain path...the last for a few days if one believes the weather forecast. We were treated to the unusual sight of a helicopter in the meadow and work in progress on the cell tower situated on the top of Blue Hill mountain. I had brought my camera to record the November lupine, but more on that later!
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Oh, you really are a better person than I am. I've been intending to take a climb up for weeks without actually doing it (too many outdoor tasks clambering for attention at home and store).
ReplyDeleteWhat a sight!
ReplyDeleteDilettante ~ Not at all! I haven't been up there in ages, but at least I picked the right day! Stay dry, those outdoor tasks will have to wait.
ReplyDeleteJanet ~ Kind of thrilling...(it is a small town!)