Re: The Sweet, Sweet Smells of Mohicanland

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Posted by Seamus on May 05, 2001 at 04:34:04:

In Reply to: Re: The Sweet, Sweet Smells of Mohicanland posted by Uncle Dave on May 04, 2001 at 22:02:28:

: : Aye, 'tis the same here here in Penn's Woods!! I taught an adult ed. course on the Carlisle Indian School the other evening, and when leaving the school, I had to pause, smell the air and feel the warmth of spring. For, it's a wonderful time of year, a time to be grateful for life and good friends. So, Pax Aye! Next week it's on to Fort Hunter, then on to the British Brigade event near Philadelphia....the sweet smell of spring will mingle with the sweet smell of gunpowder and sweat as we battle the Colonials!! Then....it's on to the Gathering!!

: : God Save the King!

: : Dr. Uncle Mark (with smiles and nods from Sgt. MacWm. and Many Flags)

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: Welllll.....

: When i walked out on the porch this morning the smell almost overpowered me! I think there must be a big fat doe up in the woods behind the house that croaked over the weekend, and now it's blown up like a balloon and must be about ready to pop!!! I'm real apprehensive to go looking for whatever it is. Maybe the odor will go away in the next week or so, i don't want to bury whatever i might find!

: Uncle Dave
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Davey--

Maybe Uncle Angus lost a sheep up there in your woods!

Anyway, I was at the cabin Wednesday and saw another "Sweet Thing of Spring." As I came around the path and could first see the cabin, I noticed a big doe laying in the side yard near the split rail stake and rider fence. I froze and watched her. It seems she was in the throes of labor , so not wanting to stress or excite her, I slowly retreated out of sight and left her alone. I wll return in a few days. This is not the first fawn born in my yard. It is the third I know of. I guess we have been accepted by the forest critters if they feel that comfortable around the place.

And the sweet smell of the larch, dogwood and all the other blossoms is nearly overpowering up there, too. My apple trees are leafing out nicely, too, and should soon be covered with blossoms.

Too bad the city folks can't see these things...............

Pax Aye!!

Seamus

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