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7th Week of Fall: Resilience

Nov 11, 2011 | Read | 1 Comment

In which I decide to keep going.

Checking on the Zelkova Growth

Aug 08, 2010 | Read | 8 Comments

After six years in the ground, how are the Zelkova trees doing?

Memorial Day in Metuchen 2010

Jun 06, 2010 | Read | 43 Comments

Memorial Day is our most important holiday. Here’s why.

Trees of Tokyo, Part 1

Sep 30, 2009 | Read | 3 Comments

My Mac crashed, so I’m taking this down time to post some of my favorite tree pictures from my trip to Japan. Planch and cherries in part 1.

Japan: Preview Part 2

Jul 27, 2009 | Read | 9 Comments

In case you missed it yesterday, click here for a preview slide show of my pictures from Japan.

Metuchen at Night

May 14, 2009 | Read | 1 Comment

I got trapped by darkness and took the long way home walking my bike and taking dark pictures.

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