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These are the felled trees from around the lake of Thirlmere in theLake District. There was a culling of trees there a couple of years ago :-)
Amy decided to dig into a rotting, fallen log in order to find "termites." She was a woman possessed. By the time she was finished, she had dug away at least half of the tree and she couldn' t help herself. We saw one skitter away, but more interesting was what little creatures awaited.
Farningham woods, Friday 3rd December.
Finally I find something I recognise. Mind you, there are log piles all over the wood and one can look very much the same as another!
Carnegie Museum of Natural History in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Nothing like giant creepy crawlers to crawl all over. Giant insects, such as Ants on Logs and Rocks. Lady Bugs on Rocks and Logs. Fun to climb and crawl all over. There is also an over sized Centipede for them to check out.
This log in the middle of the turbulence has the most gorgeous saturated green color!
Ricketts Glenn State Park, Pennsylvania
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I've managed to make it up to 32 squares on my scrap afghan, which consists of all my leftover bits of yarn worked up into log cabin squares in colour combinations which are pleasing to me, if to no one else ;)
I've discovered that I tend to gravitate towards jewel tones rather than warmer colours... I'm struggling to keep the cool vs. warm balance even in this project as was my original intention.