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So far, thankfully, Irene has had less impact than expected where I am.  During a quick jaunt outside between bands of rain, I found broken branches, pools of water and a few people standing with faces to the air feeling the lingering breeze.  I found myself looking down and this is what I saw:

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Between 2006 and 2009, I had the pleasure of working in the vicinity of Edmands Park in Newton, MA.  As a writer (and a bit of a free spirit) I had a certain amount of leeway to get up from my desk to walk out into the nearby woods.  The jaunts were always short but long enough to clear my head and to focus my writing.  And sometimes I was able to carry along my camera and capture just a bit of the beauty that inspired me.  With the help of some friends, I have compiled the images into a lovely little book that I hope you will find enjoyable.  Available in softcover.

In Edmands Park

By Cynthia Staples

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In the winter of 1632, Massachusetts Governor Winthrop and his men saw the following: “…they came to a very great pond, having in the midst an island of about one acre and very thick with trees of pine and beech and the pond had divers small rocks standing up here and there in it, which [they] therefore called Spot Pond.” Well, yesterday on New Year’s Day 2011, this is what I saw at the very same spot:

Spot Pond is centrally located in the Middlesex Fells.  I look forward to returning in the spring for some contrasting images.  Meanwhile, you can learn more about this lovely spot here.

 

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