Monthly Archives: September 2016
Ride the GAP, the C&O Trail, or Even Both
The Chesapeake and Ohio Trail (C&O, also called CNO by some) is a dirt trail running from Washington, DC, to Cumberland, Maryland, covering 184.5 miles. It’s predominantly uphill, at a gentle grade. It’s a great ride for any bicyclist who … Continue reading
Posted in Bicycling, Life Lessons, Uncategorized
Tagged Bicycle touring, bicycling the C&O Trail, bicycling the GAP trail, Ride the C&O trail, Ride the GAP trail
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Attracting and Feeding Hummingbirds
The bright red canna lilies growing alongside my house attract hummingbirds from the first bloom in late spring to the last one drops off in September. Those hungry hummingbirds belly up to the flower buffet arranged by hundreds of tiny … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Birds, Uncategorized
Tagged attracting hummingbirds, feeding hummingbirds, nectar, ruby-throated hummingbirds
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The Promise of Seeds
Winter Tomato seeds spill to the newsprint. My cat’s ill-timed head-butt is his fourth attempt for attention, but I promise I’ll really play with him tomorrow. Two hours past my usual bedtime, all I’ve done is set up my workspace, … Continue reading
Posted in Plants, Uncategorized
Tagged gardening, investment, seeds promise, tomatoes
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