The Long Brown Path

Shawangunk Rambles

June 24, 2017June 23, 2017 Kenneth Posnergolden moonglow lichen, High Point, microsporangiate strobili, Pitch Pine, Sam's Point Preserve, Sheep LaurelLeave a comment

The day was overcast when Odie and I set out for High Point, not the best conditions for appreciating the 100+ mile views, but you never know when the winds might shift, or what you might see if you opened your eyes.

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Wandering Through the Laurel

June 26, 2016June 25, 2016 Kenneth PosnerAroma Thyme Bistro, Chef Marcus Guiliano, Ellenville, Lake Awosting, Mountain Laurel, Sheep Laurel2 Comments

Anyone who’s spent time wandering in the Shawangunks during springtime has witnessed the mountain-laurel in bloom. But now that it was late June, the laurel flowers would have already come and gone, or so I thought as I headed out to cross the ridge…

20160619_135024 — Mountain-laurel flower buds

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