Another week in lockdown and “nuttin continues to happen in NewMahket.” It is a really ruff life here. The bird channel has been active as usual. The turkey activity has moved on and right now we are only seeing an occasional hen. She is probably busy building a nest. Things are greening up nicely. We […]
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‘NewMahket, where nuttin evah happens’ and there is ‘nuttin to do!’ Let’s face it, it is ruff being Mark. I am cooped up in the house all day long and just spend my time staring out the windows. We have optics in every room and I have a long lens camera for upstairs and one
It is really ruff to follow the stay at home orders when you live in NewMahket, where nuttin evah happens! I am going to try to demonstrate how ruff we really have it. I don’t really know where to begin. We live at the end of a cul-de-sac on the shore of Great Bay at
Just a quick update because nuttin evah happens in NewMahket. It is so tough lounging about the house, reading, cooking or playing with the dog, when you say “Wow! did I really see that?’ This blog will attempt to answer that important question. We saw two turkeys dancing. They must think it is spring. We
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No excuses, I just didn’t get this blog done. It is already the end of January and I am way behind again. I guess I will have to consolidate the January pictures into a single blog. In my defense, do you know how hard it is to blog with this helper in your lap at
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“Nuttin Evah Happens in NewMarket!” December 2019 Edition I recently posted about the half meter of snow we recently got. Sad to say, it is all gone now. On top of the twenty inches of wet snow melt, a neighbors weather-station recorded four inches of rain. So with the bay frozen over and all that
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We got an early welcome to winter this year. We had a slow moving Nor’easter that lasted more than two days and dumped half a meter of snow on us. I have documented it for my readers pleasure. I invited the California ladies to join us but they said ‘Thank You, No! We got over
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A Gundalow is a flat bottom lateen rigged cargo boat active on Great Bay from 1750 to 1850. By 1850, the sailing boats were replaced by railroads as commerce moved inland. For a period of time, the Gundalows were the primary commerce movers along the coast. We have a community cruise on the Gundalow once
We welcomed Benji, a miniature Schnauzer, to our family on Thursday September 5, 2019. He is eight months old and weighs sixteen and one half pounds. He is a most welcome addition to the family. We had M J’s dog over for a visit. We all love Benji. He is so loving and a quick
We have moved from Babies Galore to Babies No More. The turkey babies are now teenagers and are just miniature versions of the adults and the fawns are starting to lose their spots. Fall is upon us in a few short days. We have seen up to twenty three of the turkeys flocking together, so