White Mountains , Pemigewasset River, Animal & People tracts.
A clean slate.
Coyote seen in the yard last night.
Oxbow..or secondary branch off the main river.
The main branch only a third of the river remains unfrozen.
Blow down from the last strong wind.
One mile out and time to turn around
Barely visible fence posts, are actually 4 ft tall..1/2 a mile from home.
Almost home..no need for bread crumbs.
No longer a clean slate..and a good work out as well.
Try a snow shoe, when you get ten feet of snow or more each year this is the way to see your surroundings. If you're lucky you may see many animal tracts, and no people tracts like I did today.
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Steve Loynd. Ski resort area broker featuring general brokerage,custom homes land development services, in-house drafting & design services 25 yrs in real estate. 800-926-5653 steve@alpinelakes.com
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Steve, do you suppose it's the same coyote from my yard yesterday?
Alan, I do believe the Government is conducting an air-lift program for repopulating the eastern states, it is part of the stimulus package...not many people know it's about a thousand pages into the proposal.
Hi Steve
What beautiful scences..you captured it well..I can feel the chill and stillness of the snow, hear the ripple of the water.....bet you were glad to get inside and get warm....
Steve...I try to get out after everysnow and see what is lurking in the woods around home. Every now and again there is a surprise!
Hannah, I was a blue sky day today, low 30's which is sweater whether when you live in the north country.
Bill, ..I have a very odd shaped property along the river..It's over 5,000 feet long, but only 120 feet wide, so I can walk one mile with out going onto someonelse's land. This time of year , I'll see deer, bobcat, moose, Fisher cat, and Coyote..tracts..but rarely see the animal unless I'm looking that way at dusk.
Looks like a great work out and much better view than staying on the tread mill.
Steve, I'm always afraid that I will come to the end of the animal tracts and be face to face with something scary ;-)
Steve, who do I contact to get some of those funds for coyote re population? I've got a car, I could pick them up and drop the off at coyote-less destinations. Is there a coyote re population czar yet?
Terry..I'm not an indoor ..kind of guy,
Lara..I'm with you on that, but most animals will run away first, the only time to be concerned is in the spring when Momma- bear has cubs.
Laura, You are a Hoot!, animal husbandry, and relocation services..I'll let my contact in Washington know you are interested.
Thanks Steve
Steve--As usual, I'm enjoying your wintery snow pictures!!! Although I'm a sissy Georgia girl who doesn't like the cold, I do wish it would snow once here!!! If it's not going to snow it ought to at least start getting into the 70s :-)
Have a great night,
Anne
Thanks Anne, I appreciate you response..coming from such a fine photographer as you