Big changes coming soon

1st flock of Canada's formed up and flying in a vee. Probably came off the Ottawa River and were flying south this a.m. over our house.

 

little worried as bee hives are 6 to 8 foot high off ground this year.. but it got to 84 here today.. too hot for me.. weak maples are turning red at 4th parallel. .

 

45th I think, the northern border of Vermont

 

Less than 6 miles from our place, there's a sign. It's just before the junction of M32 & M33 southbound going East.
Saw it today......again.

 

It's finally nice to have cooler days and nights, we still need rain.

 

We had 2.5 inches in less than an hour yesterday.

 

It is so dry in Maine, even the weeds are not growing.

In driving my bulldozer, the ground is so hard from drought that its rattlings bolts and fitting everywhere.

 

I hope the lack of rain this summer for the east coast means an old fashion winter for us.

 

I'm ok with that

 

It's latitude, my camp is at latitude 44, we're at 1700 feet elevation. You were just a few miles away in the notch.

 

bucks are out of velvet here within the last few days

 

I'll try to remember to send up a smoke signal next time I'm in the area.

 

I heard a flock of geese Sunday night - sounds like they are starting to flock back up to practice their formations.

 

Yeah darn autocorrect.. the 45th parallel is about 4 miles south of the US Canadian border on interstate 89 . Has something to do with an old fort Fort in Lake Champlain near Rouses Point N.Y. its U.S. fort and a historic point of interest from french-Indian war but for a while was in the wrong country..