by admin | Feb 23, 2018 | Uncategorized, The Campus
It’s never too early or too late to care for the most important muscle in your body. Good grab-and-go snacks include oatmeal, dark chocolate (70% cocoa), or any of your favorite veggies. But if you are looking to mix things up, we’ve got you covered. To...
by admin | Jul 31, 2016 | People, The Campus
by Maggie Heineman I like to lead trail walks for two reasons. It gives new residents an opportunity to become familiar with some convoluted sections of the trails that they might not otherwise visit. And, just as important to me, I get to get to know new...
by admin | Mar 19, 2016 | The Campus
On the first trail walk of the season it was in the 40s on the day before the spring equinox. The water was fairly high at the dock and there were two Canada Geese paddling along the SW Branch of the Rancocas Creek. Continue reading this post for links to a video of...
by admin | Jul 22, 2015 | Photography, The Campus
Terry Foss recently provided his fifth Gigapan of the Lumberton Meadow, documenting the changes that are occurring during the 3-year rejuvenation program. To read about that go to bartonarboretum.org/arboretum-features/meadows/. To understand how one can zoom and...
by admin | Jul 1, 2015 | The Campus
All but two of the links go to the Medford Leas Residents Wildflower Site and they all give botanical names. There was was Milkweed, Coreopsis, Fleabane Daisy, and Purple Vetch. Milkweed’s cousin, Butterfly Weed, was present, but not abundant. We easily...
by admin | May 17, 2015 | The Campus
The first photo shows an advertisement used by Saks Fifth Avenue with a closeup of the Atrium Waterfall. Below it is a picture of the Atrium Garden with its small waterfall.
