Scroll down to see all 10 of the photos by Arthur Brady.
Click here to read David Brooks’ column about Putnam’s book in the New York Times.
Art and photo by Jane Hart
Pandemic or no, it was the same old conflict: Elaine wanted to do her thirty-six million steps while Rob wanted to lie on a rock in the sun.
Photo by Caroline Persell
Completely oblivious to walkers just a few feet away.
Photo and art by Jane Hart
Sally’s acrylic paint pens did provide a welcome distraction.
An exhibit in the Art Gallery at the Rockefeller State Park Preserve running from September 20 to October 25, 2020. They were printed by Jeff White using plywood blocks that were carved by paired strangers during 17 hikes in the Rockefeller State Park Preserve. It was curated by Audrey Leeds.
Scroll down to see all nine of Martin’s photos.
Photo by Jeff O’Donnell
Photo by Priscilla Blakemore
Priscilla writes, “I found this monarch butterfly chrysalis on the wall by the river this afternoon (October 2). Judging from the green color, the monarch caterpillar formed this only within the last 24 hours or so. The butterfly metamorphosis will take about 9 more days, and then the chrysalis will look dark because its skin is translucent and the black color on the wings will show through. We are in October, and if the weather stays warm enough the butterfly may emerge and join the monarch migration to Mexico, which is under way now.”
Photo by Rita Benzer
Art and photo by Jane Hart
“Hunkering down for the Covid winter, there would be plenty of hugs to go around.”
The Lighthouse Guild’s new podcast series, “On Tech & Vision with Dr. Cal Roberts,” provides information and insights about technological innovations that are tearing down barriers for people who are blind or visually impaired. You can learn more about the first three episodes by clicking here and you can access them via Apple Music, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Tunein.com, or however you get your podcasts.
Thanks to Amelia Augustus for sending in this news.
Art and Photo by Jane Hart
Wood Aster
Oriental Lady’s Thumb Knotweed, also known as Tufted Knotweed, Asiatic Smartweed, Bristly Lady’s Thumb. (Evidently this plant is Not Wanted!)
Early Goldenrod
Photos by Caroline Persell
The exhibit continues until October 4, 2020.
Click here to see the series of photos. Thanks to Sally Kellock for sending it.
Picture and photo by Jane Hart
When the pandemic gets them down, Margaret makes lemon caramel gelato— and Addison walks in it.
Photo by Gloria Lewit
Taken in Rockwood Park.
Photo by Priscilla Blakemore
Art and Photo by Jane Hart
Even with Covid theater closings, the Corbins never stopped performing.
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