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Sue Gibb at Bootleggers in Meredith found a pair of NexGrip boots in my size. Now I can walk on ice without fear. Joe Kings in Concord also carries NexGrip boots.

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Overcoming the freezing season on the farm

by Carole Soule For the MonitorFebruary 19, 2022

Oaks are pretty for us and food for caterpillars and wildlife.

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Homeyer: Winter thoughts about having a great garden

by Henry Homeyer For the MonitorFebruary 18, 2022

Susan Colby, postmaster and Loudon Station owner, showed me her Nexgrip boots with retractable cleats. Pop the cleats on the boot heel open to walk on ice, then close them before coming indoors.

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Walking on water, frozen water

by Carole Soule For the MonitorFebruary 12, 2022

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The Flower Shows 2022

by Henry Homeyer For the MonitorFebruary 11, 2022

Ferdinand is the Miles Smith Farm herd bull. His calves will arrive on the farm in late March and April and November.

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Family planning underway on the farm

by Carole Soule For the MonitorFebruary 5, 2022

Japanese knotweed often grows along river banks.

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Homeyer: Japanese knotweed proves bane of many gardeners

by Henry Homeyer For the MonitorFebruary 4, 2022

Snow cover on a cow indicates that the animal is well insulated. A Scottish Highlander’s double-thick hair is the perfect insulator in freezing weather.

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It’s too cold; bring on the muddy season

by Carole Soule For the MonitorJanuary 29, 2022

Part of Oudolf’s garden in Hummelo, Netherlands. He favors tall grasses and large blocks of a single species.

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Homeyer: Learning from a good book

by Henry Homeyer For the MonitorJanuary 28, 2022

Carole visited St. Croix last week and brought back two rescue puppies, Joy and Jingle, before returning to frigid N.H.

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Coming home from the tropics

by Carole Soule For the MonitorJanuary 15, 2022

This photo provided by Ravenswood Fibre Co. shows some of their wool. Ravenswood Fibre Co's Sam Myhre celebrates the fall with her Autumn Grandeur colorway, a mix of softly-blended golds, rusts, greens and browns. (Ravenswood Fibre Co. via AP)

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Crafts: Indie makers get creative with yarns, dyes

by Kim Cook Associated PressJanuary 15, 2022