After a busy summer, we have closed activities for the season. Fall and winter will see us working in the forest, grooming trails and tending to the trees. The new seedlings from 2023 have survived well and are happily growing. We plan to mow some paths between the rows to make it easier to visit them.
When the snow does come, the tracks of the animals will become visible which is always fun to see. Our trail cams already show us plenty of life – deer, rabbits, porcupines, red squirrels, chipmunks and of course around the house the mice come out at night as do the sounds of the coyotes. We haven’t seen the groundhog under the deck this summer though.
Drone photo by Walter B (he had a fun time!)
Spring and summer plans will get posted as we develop them and set dates. If there is anything you might be interested in joining or even hosting, get in touch. And think about renting the house for your get-back-into-nature days. The house is in great shape and always improving. We can now sleep 12 people, with 3 double rooms and the loft.