November 2nd. More still to come!
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Here we are, from left, Diane, Erin and Em... reworking the geometry of the Roerich circle, where the weeds have erased all previous man-made form.
photo Melissa CampbellWe found some bee balm, but not much (de la monarda...une seule, de 300 semences qui ont été plantés, ouf.)
Trifolium pratense, a familiar 'weed' (the red clover that was planted in June in outer circle of the Roerich symbol). Va pèter dans le trèfle is a Québécois expression I learned today. It means, ‘go fart in the clover’; c’est-à-dire, piss off.
Les gardiens 'officiel' du terrain.
End of day, one of the circles is complete; empty of weeds, and the cardboard goes over top as mulch.
This shot is from a walk with Bronwyn Chester, a local tree scholar. She found us an apple tree with a sweetie.
From the tree tour with Bronwyn Chester and CPR history with Kevin Cohalan in September.
"Every majestic oak tree was once a nut who stood their ground." anon.
