Great skeins of geese have been crisscrossing the skies here, heading north one day, south the next, in clear response to the fickle air-masses of middle February. On dry, high-pressure days we take advantage of the conditions for burning fields, sending windblown lines of flame up thatchy slopes to ignite Eastern red cedar, autumn olive and multiflora …
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