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In reply to the discussion: My conclusion after my usual scrolling sesh this morning is [View all]Warpy
(112,248 posts)16. Did that yesterday
This is the time of year that weather in the high desert can be perfection, and yesterday was it. The temperature topped out in the high 60s, birds were chirping, a very light breeze was blowing. We can get measurable snow through the first couple of weeks of May, but April here is generally one of the best months for people who like to get out and hike and fill their lungs with this thin, dry stuff we call air. April and October were my favorite months to do the outdoorsy tourist thing when I first moved out here.
I will always miss Boston, but this time of year I love New Mexico.
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I volunteer in the local (N.J.) swamp. There is fox poop, raccoon poop, muskrat poop and Great Blue Heron poop.
3Hotdogs
Apr 2024
#41
Nature can be wonderful, beautiful. But it also gives us our problems such as aging and diseases.
erronis
Apr 2024
#13
Where I live, there's this thing called weather that doesn't always cooperate.
ShazzieB
Apr 2024
#12
So sorry you were seriously threatened! How hideous! That certainly could give you...
electric_blue68
Apr 2024
#38