September and October are glorious times here in New England. The brightly colored foliage never disappoints.
November, not so much. All the leaves are off the trees and it is usually cold and grey, with not much sunshine. This year we were lucky to have several sunny days. Mr. Ken and I decided to take advantage of the sunshine and go for a hike at one of our favorite places. This is also where we kayak in the warm weather.
Here you can see the sun shining through the trees and reflecting on the water.
No two hikes are ever the same; there is always something new and interesting to see. This time we saw the effects of two busy beavers!
What interesting things have you seen on your hikes?
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lmctaggart2013
December 7, 2022
I like hiking in Nov/Dec because the trees look so different without their leaves, and I can see lake views from the trail in places that are completely green in the summer. It really helps get my bearings if I’m on a new trail. And you can see birds so much better, too. I saw a pileated woodpecker on my last hike!
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Nancy Loderick
December 13, 2022
Hi Laura,
Thanks for your comment. Glad to hear you enjoy Nov/Dec hiking too!
Nancy
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Bea dM
December 8, 2022
I don’t hike but do enjoy all yours! did you actually see the beavers? 🙂
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Nancy Loderick
December 13, 2022
Hey Bea,
In all our years of going to this lake, we have never actually seen any beavers. We have seen their huts, but no sign of them.
Nancy
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ExistentialWriterGirl
December 15, 2022
I would love to travel to New England some day. Haven’t explored the East coast yet.
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Nancy Loderick
December 19, 2022
Hi Existential Writer Girl,
Thanks for stopping by my blog. There is lots to see and do here on the East Coast. We have everything from history to outdoor stuff.
Nancy
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