Garden Food

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Got some carrots + beets from the garden, turnips too, still good after sitting all summer in the ground. Nothing like an egg and garden kale to balance it out.

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Smoothie

This smoothie is made with pea tendril micro greens, raspberries, almond milk, peanut butter, and protein powder. This is a favorite breakfast smoothie after going for a ride around the island up on Islesboro. Leave around 7:00 and back by 8:30, this smoothie hits the spot.

Spruce

This was taken in Jay Vermont on a cross-country ski trail at Jay Peak resort. It was cold like Jay often is – maybe around zero or below. This is part of a series I’ve been drawn to showing leaves or rather with this a broken-off Spruce pine branch embedded in snow.

With the leave photos and this one, I think the pine needles and branch look like a person in this case submerged in snow. There’s a certain emotion that comes from the gesture-like form – hard to describe but palpable.