Ramble Report September 24 2015
Today’s report
was written by Hugh Nourse. The photos that appear in this blog are taken by
Don Hunter; you can see all the photos Don took of today’s Ramble here.
Twenty-seven
ramblers arrived.
Today’s
reading: Lee
Boyle read about how to protect sheep from wolves from a 1753 news report from
New England.
Today’s report
was written by Dale Hoyt. The photos that appear in this blog are taken by Don
Hunter; you can see all the photos Don took of today’s Ramble
here.
Twenty-five ramblers met at the Arbor at 8:30AM on a fine
morning.
Today’s reading:
Avis read an excerpt from Janisse Ray’s Drifting
into Darien, pp 163-164:
Today’s report
was written by Hugh Nourse. The photos that appear in this blog are taken by
Don Hunter; you can see all the photos Don took of today’s
Ramble here.
On a cloudy day with rain threatening,
fifteen Ramblers met at the Arbor at 8:30AM.
Today’s reading: Catherine read
an excerpt from Handbook of Nature Study
by Anna Botsford Comstock. It is a huge book, but the sample she read shows how
interestingly they were written back in 1911:
Today’s report
was written by Dale Hoyt. The photos that appear in this blog are taken by Don
Hunter; you can see all the photos Don took of today’s
Ramble here.
Twenty-three ramblers met at the Arbor at 8:30AM on an
overcast, cool morning.
Today’s reading:
Dale read the entry for August Thirty-first from Donald Culross Peattie’s Almanac for Moderns: