Another summer has passed by watching the seasons turn while walking these paths. It's incredible to watch how fast corn grows, and then it's all gone! So much of it becomes a barren, muddy field. I watched a pair of kestrels today. Yesterday, a hot air balloon was in the distance near the holyoke range.
There are runoff streams that empty into the farmlands, and also a small kettle pond that empties into a swamp that feeds Bloody Brook.
The trees in the distance here are the section where the wetlands are, before it flows under the highway and into town.
All of it ultimately reaches the nearby Connecticut River, and the Mill River that ends in Hatfield VIA Whately.
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