By Emily Dickinson: Four Trees – upon a solitary Acre – Without Design Or Order, or Apparent Action – Maintain – The Sun – upon a Morning meets them – The Wind – No nearer Neighbor – have they – But God – The Acre gives them – Place – They – Him – Attention of Passer by – Of Shadow, or of Squirrel, haply – Or Boy – What Deed is Theirs unto the General Nature – What Plan They severally – retard – or further – Unknown – | Above: Bark from four trees in the old growth forest. The bark on the far right is from the tree pictured below: |
Below: James & Dolly Madison's Montpelier
Below: Miscellaneous shots from Montpelier's gardens. NOTE: Slide shows don't always work on Androids, so the pictures below are best viewed on a laptop, an iPhone, or an iPad.
Below left and right: Madison's grave and pictures from the family cemetery.
Below: Miscellaneous shots from our walk in Montpelier's old growth forest.