Monthly Archives: March 2019

This past week, I left my home state of Vermont and drove more than seventeen hours to get to the Richard B. Russell State Park in Elberton, Georgia for a crew spring training trip. The weather was much warmer than … Continue reading →

My site sits right at the intersection of a forested area, a river, and an open meadow. The forested area is an oak-pine-Northern hardwood forest, with tall white pine trees, some red oak, ash, and younger red maple. The soil … Continue reading →