Ramble Report June 25 2015

Today's report was written by Dale Hoyt. The photos that appear in this blog are taken by Don Hunter; you can see all the photos Don took of today's Ramble here.

NOTE: This blog will go on hiatus for the next three rambles. Don will send out links to his facebook album for each ramble to everyone on our email list, so you'll still be able to enjoy the photographic record of each ramble.

Sometime in late July Silvio will be departing for graduate study at UCLA. Let's all bid him good luck and farewell!

Nineteen ramblers appeared today.

Today's reading:

Ramble Report June 18 2015

Today's report was written by Dale Hoyt. The photos that appear in this blog are taken by Don Hunter; you can see all the photos Don took of today's Ramble here.

Announcement: Our resident poet, Bob Ambrose told us about a poetry reading and book signing at Avid Bookstore this Saturday, June 20 at 6:30 - 7:30. Three poets will read their work: Clela Reed, Bob Ambrose and Gene Bianchi. Click here for more information.

Twenty five ramblers met on this muggy morning, all eager to immerse themselves in the world of pollinators.

Ramble Report June 11 2015

Today's report was written by Dale Hoyt. Here is the link to Don Hunter's album with today's Ramble photos.

Ruby throated humming bird on nest

Ramble Report June 4 2015

Today's report was written by Hugh Nourse.

Extra stuff:

Rosemary Woodel has posted videos of her adventures on YouTube and many people have wondered how to access them. This link should do the trick: https://www.youtube.com/user/rwoodel1

Here is the link to Don Hunter's album with today's Ramble photos.

Today 23 Ramblers assembled at 8AM at the Arbor to hear Bob Ambrose recite one of his recent poems on nature, To Remember a Moment.

Today's route: was through the Shade Garden to the White Trail, then across the power line right-of-way to the Blue Trail.  At the end of the Blue Trail we walked back to the power line right of way on the White Trail along the Oconee River.  From here we took the White Trail spur back to the Lower Parking Lot.