Trail Cone New Hampshire you can see wind turbines

you can see wind turbines and sometimes hear the blades cutting the air at night

and deer and those white oak acorns are lower in tannins and eaten immediately

This one grows at a field's edge in the Wells Reserve at Laudholm in Maine

Such a contrast to the views from NH mountain tops

Notice the evidence of a companion in the snow

Trail Cone New Hampshire you can see wind turbinesWhite pine cones are up to eight inches long and typically ripen and release from the tree in fall. The seeds at the base of each scale are an important food source for squirrels, chipmunks, and birds. Finding one on top of the snow on a winter snowshoe trail is a reminder of how much activity is happening in the forest, even in the coldest months. 16x16" Original Artwork Paper Maps & Ink on Cradled Board w Wood Floater Frame