I was heading back to my desk at work on Thursday and noticed a cluster of my coworkers looking out a window. There’s a little access road right outside. Usually it doesn’t have a full-grown eucalyptus tree fallen across it,… Read More »treefall
If a tree talks in the woods and no one’s around to hear it, does it make a sound? Tuesday morning I had my choice of places to view the televised inauguration of Barack Obama or ways to hear the… Read More »talking trees
I wrote a bit on finding dichelostemma in the fake forest of UCSD’s eucalyptus groves. Here are a couple more shots of some of what’s blooming there, courtesy the winter rains: Where are we? California? Australia? The wildflowers say one… Read More »some spring wildflowers in the fake forest
Last time, I wrote about going to the eucalyptus groves at UCSD to look for wildflowers. I’ve always been fascinated with these areas of the campus. Boston ivy growing on brick buildings might define the look of certain East Coast… Read More »a fake forest
A couple posts ago I mentioned dichelostemma blooming in the garden and I was thinking that they were probably also blooming wild in the natural spaces around me. I took a lunchtime walk through one of the semi-wild areas on… Read More »into the wild