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B’s Watershed Watch Update March 08, 2025

March 8, 2025 by Barb H

Barb Haley, Watershed Watch Chair

My Observations

Date: March 08, 2025 @1500

Area: Fir Lane

Temperature: +2C

Weather: High overcast, light intermittent flurries

Wind: Light

Visibility: Excellent

Conditions: Fun

Observations: Definitely Spring! At this time of day the snow had softened up as expected. Soft and fast in the open, sketchy and frozen under the trees.

I was still able to stay on top the of old crust most of the time, so I deviated from the regular Fir Lane trail and cut through the cut blocks to meander by way back towards my truck so I could stay off the road.

We came across old moose tracks again today, and also old bobcat tracks as well!

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