You are presumed to be honest and responsible without evidence to the contrary beyond a reasonable doubt… on the balance of probablilties you are justified by 51 % likelyhood.
This full moon will be a micro moon. That means it’ll be the furthest away but it generally is and it’s orbit and not close to the Earth so a little moon goes a long way.We hope.
Full Moon on February 24th, 2024 🌕
The full moon on February 24th, 2024 will be a special one – it will be a micro moon! This means that it will be at its furthest point from the Earth in its orbit. Despite its distance, a little moon can still illuminate the night sky beautifully. Don’t miss this unique celestial event!
So happy to acknowledge the importance of the family to all those that have them.
However their loss and non-appropriation that happens in a chaotic world from time to time is a terrible loss.
However close the blues close your eyes close the minds of discontent. Your loss is more then perspective as gets out of this world without loss, balance sheets of win lose, profit and gain, current and past do little. The key is your feelings at any moment; not to be denied because you won’t know any different because you own those feelings and you’re better than glum. So stay calm and carry on and don’t let outside influences determine your feelings.
The monarch butterflies in British Columbia are part of the larger population of monarchs that undergo a multigenerational migration. The monarchs travel from as far north as Canada to their wintering grounds in Mexico. Their journey is truly remarkable and spans multiple generations, with each generation playing a crucial role in the ongoing migration.
To learn more about the monarch butterflies and their migration, you can check out this video.
Rare for us
The local Naturalist club has a number of butterflies enthusiastic supporters. Some Monarchs have been documented in the Nicola lake area in the past year. They lay eggs in the proxemity of milkweed.
Monarch butterflies hold a special place in the hearts of butterfly enthusiasts due to their remarkable multigenerational migration. Specifically, the population of monarchs in British Columbia contributes to this awe-inspiring phenomenon by traveling from as far north as Canada to their wintering grounds in Mexico. This migratory journey involves multiple generations of monarch butterflies, with each generation playing a crucial role in the ongoing migration. Notably, the local Naturalist club has documented the presence of Monarch butterflies in the Nicola Lake area over the past year. These butterflies are known to lay eggs in close proximity to milkweed, emphasizing the importance of this plant to their life cycle and survival.
For those interested in observing and learning more about the monarch butterflies and their migration, a recommended resource is the following video.
May long weekend is t.h.e usual planting time for us at 600 meters.
The thing you can do for these creatures is to leave off planting as long as possible, use no pesticides, leaveing organic waste from the year before helps this process. Butterflies eggs can be on bits of paper in the garden area as well.
Leaving a garden conducive to butterflies involves several practices. Here are some tips to create a butterfly-friendly environment:
Delay Planting: Consider delaying your planting as long as possible. This allows butterflies to benefit from the natural environment and find suitable habitats.
Avoid Pesticides: Refrain from using pesticides in your garden. These chemicals can harm butterflies at various stages of their life cycle.
Use Organic Waste: Leaving organic waste from the previous year can benefit butterflies. This material can provide shelter and nutrients for butterflies and their offspring.
Be Mindful of Eggs: Butterfly eggs can be located on various surfaces in the garden area, including bits of paper. Keep an eye out for these delicate structures and handle the garden with care to safeguard them.
By following these practices, you can help support the well-being and habitat of butterflies in your garden.
Needed a crop on Friday so I stopped at the Rocking River Barber Shop on Voght and got a nice haircut. Paid $ 27.00 and I gave 15 percent tip. Felt good after and enjoyed the tone and style of the cowboy artisan shop.
Went to the naturalists presentation with my new haircut, felt good
Payoff
Pay off
Getting a good haircut involves a few key steps to ensure you’re happy with the result:
Research and choose a reputable barber or hair salon based on reviews and recommendations.
Communicate clearly with your barber or stylist about the specific haircut you want, providing visual references if possible.
Consider your face shape and hair type when selecting a haircut that will suit you.
Maintain regular haircuts to keep your style looking fresh.
Remember, a good haircut can make you feel confident and stylish!Ai
Here’s some thing for Law a bidding people the city Merritt has enacted level 3 water restrictipns on February 15 2024. Two days a week divided even and odd house numbers. ” Snow pack concerns”
Recently we asked a keeper of a bed and breakfast to west of us if they are still about and this unconfirmed source said that he understood that Highland valley Copper fed them with hay about 4 years ago .That was the last he heard and has not seen them since. however he still believes that he three groups are there.
When I viewed them decades ago they looked like regular horses except that their manes were very long and the hair on the tails touched the ground.
There are no wild horses indigenous to North America as they came from Europe with Cortez centuries ago . Horses in the valley are descendants of horses that were either let go or ran off. They are truly wild though as like an elephant and his stake they would need to be broken to be of use in riding or work.
Wild Horses and Highland Valley Copper
The Nicola Valley is home to 3 groups of wild horses. About four decades ago, a bunch from Canford, an old sawmill and town site about 9 miles to the west on highway 8, was featured in a magazine article in The Star Weekly. These horses were also seen on Promontory mountain just to the west of Merritt.
A keeper of a bed and breakfast to the west mentioned that Highland Valley Copper fed the wild horses with hay about 4 years ago, but hasn’t seen them since. Despite this, he believes that the three groups are still present in the area.
The wild horses in the valley resemble regular horses, but with very long manes and tails that touch the ground. It’s interesting to note that there are no wild horses indigenous to North America; they are descendants of horses that were either released or escaped, and are considered truly wild.
The relationship between the wild horses and Highland Valley Copper seems to be one of the factors influencing their presence in the area.
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February 10, 2024
Northeaster
The storm front of historical fame is headed east. Northeasters have brought grief to eastern shipping for generations, one is coming for Valentine’s day.
Hug your beau
For all those affected over generations give a comforting embrace.
Kevin Griffiths
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