Your Outdoor Experience Revisited
As I am working back through 20 years of blog posts; I stumble on some that are well worth repeating. This one of those that even after 15 years is still a fact.
When I am guiding a party I prefer to keep some distance from anyone else. Not that I am anti-social rather I feel that my clients deserve to experience the outdoors as personally as I can arrange it. If we are sharing a body of water, which is sometimes the case, I am inclined to keep a distance from the other boat or party.

It appears that everyone up and down the east coast had quite a snowstorm yesterday. Here we had a lot of wind, cold and some snow. The wind was the big feature for sure and I am thinking that we met the definition of a blizzard. The bulk of the storm went out to sea far enough to our south so that we skipped most of the snow.
The swing back to warmer weather is slowly but surely underway. Nature is taking its cues from the sun’s return to the north; as you can see in the photo, the shift is dramatic. Back in late December, the sun rose well to the south, tucked to the right of the farm. Before long, that sunrise will move out of our direct view entirely until next fall.