Tuesday, February 15, 2011

Deep winter woods


Past the pond snowshoeing up the steep incline in deep snow a step at a time making a path for Jane close behind we are on a deer trail we blazed this summer, following their tracks up the cliff, now breathless, it is a
wild otherworldly experience to come to this spot where five, six, seven, maybe a dozen deer recently made their beds, lying still among their own familiar scents and frosted breath until, alert, they scatter into the hemlocks, leaving behind these egg shaped nests. 

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