A Visual Exploration of Lyme's Preserves
By admin
February 2026
private Lyme habitat.
I named our property “Storm King”, named after this 100 plus year old White Oak, that had weathered many a storm as well as the high elevation that gives us dramatic views of the sky and every approaching storm. Walking to my studio, the sun just came out for minutes and there he was this powerful, regal tree, glazed in sparkling royal diamonds.
By admin
February 2026
Private Lyme Habitat
Looking out my back window after a night of dark, wintry conditions and to wake to see the natural beauty of the land looking like someone had left a frosted cake was an astonishing sight- especially after just returning from a tropical vacation the day before. As nice as sandy beaches and palm trees were, it didn’t make me breathe like this did.
By admin
January 2026
Nature Conservancy on Elys Ferry Rd
A cold crisp winter morning where the snow is glistening and the sky is crystal clear.
By admin
January 2026
Jewett Preserve
The day after a big storm, everything was coated in white except for 2 black dogs ready to leave their mark in the snow.
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February 2026
Eno preserve
This tree stands out between the other perfectly straight tulip trees
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