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Berkshire Journal

  • A Berkshire Journal: All Things Green and Growing
    A Berkshire Journal: All Things Green and Growing
    “To mow or not to mow?” That is the question.
    June 26, 2019BY Cardinale Montano
  • A Berkshire Journal: Of Strawberries and Tigers
    A Berkshire Journal: Of Strawberries and Tigers
    With just one bite of a freshly picked strawberry, it is possible to eradicate any residual weather-induced trauma suffered ...
    May 26, 2019BY Cardinale Montano
  • A Berkshire Journal: Feathered Friends
    A Berkshire Journal: Feathered Friends
    With the bedroom windows open to the cool night air, early morning birdsong slips between the curtains, tripping ...
    May 21, 2019BY Cardinale Montano
  • A Berkshire Journal: Easter in the Forest
    A Berkshire Journal: Easter in the Forest
    The growth in April, which is often sharp in taste and bitter, is the one we are given ...
    April 16, 2019BY Cardinale Montano
  • A Berkshire Journal: April Folly
    A Berkshire Journal: April Folly
    There is nothing like the aroma of warm, rich, soil hitting your senses on that first legitimate day ...
    April 16, 2019BY Cardinale Montano
  • A Berkshire Journal: Spring Cleaning
    A Berkshire Journal: Spring Cleaning
    Clutter is sly, and dirt is ingenious.
    April 13, 2019BY Cardinale Montano
  • A Berkshire Journal: Of Lions and Lambs
    A Berkshire Journal: Of Lions and Lambs
    The sugar maple, hands down, is the certain hero of an otherwise fickle month.
    March 3, 2019BY Cardinale Montano
  • A Berkshire Journal: February Calls for Patience—Lots of It
    A Berkshire Journal: February Calls for Patience—Lots of It
    Ah, February, with all your indecisive ice and snow! If it weren’t for that teasing little warm front ...
    February 24, 2019BY Cardinale Montano
  • A Berkshire Journal: Segue to Winter
    A Berkshire Journal: Segue to Winter
    Small creatures gather, store, and burrow, birds launch shorter flights from twig to bending twig. The urgency of ...
    November 16, 2018BY Cardinale Montano
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