In and Around Kendal

Day and Night, By Carolyn Reiss

Cherries Galore, by Edward Kasinec

Spring’s Confetti

Photo by Peter Sibley

A Recent Visitor to Robert Fulton

Photo by Carolyn Reiss

Suzanne Sadler notice this friendly visitor to Kendal a couple of times one day. Carolyn Reiss’s Allie was less than welcoming and attempted to chase the opossum away. According to Carolyn, they met nose-to-nose and stared at each other, but Carolyn was able to call off her “fierce beast.” Carolyn did her necessary research and discovered that opossums are unlikely to carry any disease. It will leave on its own, in its usual transient way.

There Are Green Thumbs Among Us

Several years ago, Ursula Hahn went to Trader Joe’s for a bit of shopping. There, she spotted a small phalenopsis orchid and brought it home to Kendal. She and the orchid clearly bonded. The result is a beautiful example of phalenopsis progressus (yes, that is a made-up term by editors of this website), both ethereal and lovely.

Photos by Ursula Hahn