This week in photos: Nov. 28
Super moon
Photo by Silvia Doyle.
The beaver moon rising on Nov. 15 as seen from Hinesburg Road. This is the last of four consecutive supermoons, full moons when the moon is closer to the Earth than normal. It’s called the beaver moon because this is the time of year when beavers are getting ready to settle into their lodges until spring. It was also the best time for trappers to hunt them because their furs were ready for winter cold and at their thickest.
Mt. Philo colors
Photo by Lee Krohn.
The tamaracks on Mt. Philo have taken on their golden hue of autumn.
Autumn leaving
Photo by Lee Krohn.
A tree stands in the late afternoon light, a silent testament to the fact that it is truly stick season now.
Fiber progress
Photo by Lee Krohn.
Workers have been putting in conduit for fiber at various locations along Greenbush Road. Here conduit is going in at Ten Stones Circle.
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