Weekly Puzzler Answer #165
If you’ve been following along, you know that my puzzler theme for the last few weeks has been HEART shaped. Last week’s puzzler was a tree with heart shaped leaves–
If you’ve been following along, you know that my puzzler theme for the last few weeks has been HEART shaped. Last week’s puzzler was a tree with heart shaped leaves–
Did you recognize the nuts from last week’s puzzler? They are black walnuts from the black walnut tree, Juglans nigra. Black walnut trees can grow up to 150 feet tall and
Hey all! I hope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving and are enjoying the weekend. Is the weather nice where you live? Rather than spend Black Friday in the stores shopping,
Did you recognize this lovely tree bursting with vivid red berries from last week’s puzzler? It is Mountain Ash or Rowan, also called Quickbeam, Rowan Tree, Rowanberry, and, Witchwood, (Sorbus aucuparia.)
Fall in western North Carolina has been spectacular, with lovely blue-sky days and warm temperatures. I have gotten to do a fair amount of hiking, exploring a few places along
As I sit at my desk and watch the rain fall gently outside the window, I cannot help but notice and admire the handful of beech trees nearby–their paper-thin leaves
So since we were talking last week about beech trees, I figured I would do one more relating to them. Look at the photo below. Have you ever seen this?