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Nov. 25th, 2005
Leverett Pond, part one
Nov. 25th, 2005 09:39 pmOn Thanksgiving day, ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
cottonmanifesto and I took the dogs for a walk around Leverett Pond, a wide spot in the Muddy River, in Olmsted Park. It was cold and drizzly, but we found some interesting things on the walk that made it worth the weather. The highlight was a huge burnt and fallen beech tree, bristling with (and here I'm struggling with finding language that aptly connotes the magic of the creatures) fungal fruiting bodies (alas, the language fails) of every conceivable texture and many varied colors.
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cottonmanifesto and I took the dogs for a walk around Leverett Pond, a wide spot in the Muddy River, in Olmsted Park. It was cold and drizzly, but we found some interesting things on the walk that made it worth the weather. The highlight was a huge burnt and fallen beech tree, bristling with (and here I'm struggling with finding language that aptly connotes the magic of the creatures) fungal fruiting bodies (alas, the language fails) of every conceivable texture and many varied colors.( several more )
