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Road into the Woods West of Blue Mounds
April 28, 2015
View down a gravel path leading into a forest. The trees are bare of leaves, but the grass is green. A wood marker is at the intersection of a dirt path on the right where it meets the gravel path.
A Path in the Woods
August 2013
View across rocks in a stream towards a board pathway that vanishes into the distance. Oak savanna in late summer.
Path at the Edge of Lake Wingra
May 11, 2015
A dirt path winding down a hill through trees in a woods.
First Snow
November 2013
Trees lining a dirt road covered in a light layer of snow in the Driftless Area. A rock outcropping is on the far left.
The Green Man
August 2013
Sculpture carved on bark of an oak tree of a bearded man by local artist Peter Dove, who titled it "Hombre Verde." The tree and carving sit in the Natural Path Sanctuary, a section of the Farley na...
Black Locust Trees
August 2013
View near Mineral Point Road across grass and Queen Anne's lace and a cornfield towards a line of black locust trees.
