On a recent cross-country ski trip around Lake Appert, I could not find any Muskrat huts -- unlike winters past (photo above was taken two years ago).
Does anyone know what might have happened?
Link to earlier post is here.
This late bloomer is Witch Hazel, photographed at High Mountain Park Preserve in November.
I understand that it has been seen in the Laino Woods part of the Celery Farm. More about Laino Woods here.
I was doing a Google search on "Celery Farm" and "Witch Hazel" and came across a website for the Celery Farm Soap Company.
The owner of the company writes:
"I grew up in Allendale (my parents still live there), and my mother and I are currently running the company out of my home in Secaucus. We started the company in July after many months of discussion about it.
"The Celery Farm was always a huge part of my life growing up so I thought what better name for an all-natural soap company than Celery Farm Soap Company."
The link is here.
What is this late-bloomer? Photo taken at High Mountain Park Preserve in Wayne in November.. I thought it might be at the Celery Farm as well, but maybe not.
Answer tomorrow.
This sunrise came and went real quick because of the cloud cover. Photo was taken standing on the ice at Lake Appert. A minute after I took a few shots, the sky was dishwater gray.