This, however, I expect will be my last spring in the Township of Rideau Lakes. As excruciatingly painful as it was to make the decision, pondered for two years, I have decided to be with my daughter Kate in Nova Scotia. It will take me awhile to sleuth the black spruce there, to learn where the wildflowers run, to know the shorebirds, to “sing the song”, but I shall. I shall cherish the memories I have had here: of dear friends and inspirational teachers and leaders, of great musicians, of beauty forever unfolding.
If you would like musings from the maritimes I will be happy to send them. Just let me know, for perhaps by August, Alanagh, Molly, and I will be full sail on the eastern shore.
Dutchman’s Breeches
Giant Blue Cohosh
Dog Tooth Violet
Hepatica
Wake Robin about to open
opening
Blood Root
Wild Ginger
Bellwort
Spring Beauty
Trilliums are starting
Sedge is Lovely really