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Tag Archives: fisher tracks
The News from Fisher Brook
There’s an old fellow coming down from the forest trail this afternoon to fish for an hour or two. He claims to be suffering from a serious cold, but to cast here for brook trout won’t be detrimental since the air … Continue reading
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Tagged brook trout, cold water, dry fly, environment, fisher tracks, fishing, I'm a Believer, nature, news, outdoors, Robert Wyatt, small streams, solitude, wildness, winter
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Views From Dryden Hill West
On a recent visit to Dryden Hill by car, I saw a couple of hen pheasants feeding at the road edge in the snow and figured that was a good sign to do another hike there while on holiday vacation. … Continue reading
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Tagged Cold Mountain, Dryden Hill, fisher range, fisher tracks, Gary Snyder, Han-shan, Iroquois myth, Little Water Company, pheasants, poetry
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Views From Dryden Hill Revisited
I was splitting wood early in the morning when the crows got rowdy. I put down the maul and glanced at Dryden Hill. The crow commotion was directed at a soaring eagle, species unknown at this point, but I took … Continue reading
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Tagged farm ruins, fisher tracks, global warming, graveyards, Greenwood, Kind of Blue, raccoon tracks
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Views From Dryden Hill
I walked from the hollow underneath a leaden morning sky. In a bare-bones season all I carried for the hike was a camera, binoculars and walking stick. Passing through my grove of pine and spruce, I knew it was almost time … Continue reading
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Tagged Dryden Hill, fisher movement, fisher tracks, Greenwood, hiking, natural mysteries, pruning, wild forest
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