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We didn't have many children, but we enjoyed those who came. It was fascinating to watch Terry teach -- the children couldn't wait to start painting, and their frogs looked marvelous! ~ Glo

I'm looking forward to seeing y'all there. Can't WAIT to watch the kids playing with KKarl's giant scrabble board! It will be fun teaching story-craft, and of course, Pibbin will come along to help. ~Glo

The birdhouse . . . a man-made structure --torn, ravaged, empty-- and lush grass beneath it, resilient in the wind. It's an eloquent picture. Thank you! ~Glo

I am/was planning to drive up to Jersey--on Tuesday-- for the Lines on the Pines event. Hmmm.

Great work! Can't wait to see it in action. Here are a couple more for your list: hop muddy small beetle ant snake ~Glo

Thank you, manumuskin, that's exactly the information I was looking for. Have been pondering a northern red (Pseudotriton ruber ruber) in a cedar swamp for my next Friendship Bog book, and you've confirmed my choice. :) ~Glo

Beautiful shots! Love your turtles and salamanders. Is the long-tail salamander often seen in the Pines? ~Glo

Beautiful pics of a great old house! I admire it whenever I go by. Love the way you describe it, Gibby. ~Glo

It's nice to see it, Oji. He's looking fine! Glo

Hey y'all, great photos and commentary. Places like those are what I think of when I'm Pines-dreaming. SO nice that several of you contributed photos. Savannahs look lovely! Water looks delectable! Bob looks brave, perched so high & sporting that grin! Thank you. Glo

Beautiful, enchanting songs, Jeff! My favorite is Jack's Song (how'd you guess?), followed by the Owl & Moon, but in another genre altogether, the classical pieces are brilliant. I admire your versatility! Had to get one for my son, too. Thanks so much for putting this together and making it...

What beautiful photos! My favorite has to be the one with the gull-flickering sky, creaming waves, and deserted crabshell. But the last scene is impressive too, awash with portent. Such a pleasant walk . . . to start with! Thanks also, Al, for the blow-by-blow narrative that's so lively I...

Ever the gentleman, Tom! I learned a lot about plants from you. Glo

PS -- Yes, we missed you, Bob. You could have solved the raging violet-lupine dispute. Glo

Thank you, Terry, for these beautiful photos. You truly have an artist’s eye! I’m glad you captured the delectable budding ferns, the rugged barrels, and the miniature house we longed to own (without the bee swarm). I would be remiss if I didn’t point out that you—brave Turtle!—were the one...

The first one -- the light just hit it right. The sixth -- some color saturation. But nothing can adequately reproduce the brilliant green edging of those pools. Thanks for sharing that great find, Al.

A man and his dog set out, deep in the pines. Nearby, a river gleams with mystery. The dog trots fearlessly along its bank. He checks out the spoor of wild creatures. and the scent of . . . a bear? . . . a wolf? He forges ahead to discover shimmering pools, pauses to...

All are nice; the last three are stunning, suitable for dreaming upon . . . . a pleasant escape from busyness into calm. Thank you, Whip!

Great article! Kinda scary bit of info, but reminds me to drench with the Permanone. You going to get us some macro shots? Glo

Hurrah!! Peepers? I think you get the prize for this spring's first-Forum-frog-foto!! See you at Lines on the Pines! Glo