I spent last week in an intense training program about Agricultural Medicine and Occupational Safety. A few times we were in class 14 hours a day.
My head spins with all the information I learned. The books, notes and manual weigh 50 lbs.
The location for the final training was picturesque and calm. I needed it.
Beautiful waterfowl visited often.
I don't think this is a loon. Anyone know what it is?
The fog rolls in every afternoon
It was great to get back to the herd and the last of the green grass.
I hope we don't get socked too badly with the snow.
For everyone in the storms way-- THINK SMART, STAY SAFE.
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What a beautiful shot of the leaves and the lake...you sure do live in a beautiful state! Hope the storm is easy on you...we had a bunch of heavy, wet snow today. Not sure if it's quite done yet, but I hope so...it's too early for this kind of weather!
ReplyDeleteI was just outside and all you can hear are branches cracking and then falling to the ground with a huge boom. Luckily we haven't lost our power. Hope all goes well in your neck of the words.
ReplyDeleteI think it is a cormorant. Lake Champlain? We got wholloped by that storm here in Maine. Slushy morning ride into work. Those all day seminars make my brain hurt. I learn so much and it is helpful but ouch.
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