Day 21: Nook Road in Plymouth is a great walking street. Sidewalk, minimal cars, canopy to provide abundant shade, and you’re serenaded from all around. #earthdayeveryday

Day 21: This peaceful little creek can be found between 3A and the bay not far from downtown Plymouth. Worth interrupting a walk to stare at this for a few minutes. #earthdayeveryday

Day 22: A robin was born today at the Casavant residence! You can see the little beak under mom’s. Glad that our deck provided a safe spot for this to happen. #earthdayeveryday

Day 23: “The unnecessary felling of a tree, perhaps the growth of centuries, seems to me a crime little short of murder, (and) it pains me to an unspeakable degree.” — Thomas Jefferson. #earthdayeveryday

Day 24: A solitary turkey spotted today. I rarely see just one. Maybe this one angered the rest of the flock. #turkeydrama #earthdayeveryday

Day 25: The tassels have become visible on some of our corn plants! First time growing corn and cautiously optimistic that we’ll have some success. #earthdayeveryday

Day 26: There’s this spot in the Grace Trail in Plymouth where loads of perennials grow. Great spot for the bees. #earthdayeveryday

Day 27: Our yard is home to several rabbits. Has been for years. I think they get mail delivered to our address. This morning and this evening, a couple of them were having some fun being playful. #earthdayeveryday

Day 28: Stunning. #earthdayeveryday

Day 29: Woke up this morning to find our bird bath knocked over. It’s filled with sand and rocks, held down by stakes and a brick. Couldn’t have been a squirrel or groundhog knocking it over. Deer? Fox? Did that bear from the Carver swimming pool come by? #earthdayeveryday

Day 30: These ospreys on Long Beach in Plymouth were in a chatty mood as we were leaving today. However, the best part happened seconds after I stopped filming, when another osprey emerged from the ocean with a large fish in his/her talons. #earthdayeveryday

Day 31: The blue jays, cardinals, and chickadees at my bird feeder never let me get so close. Here we have an act of parenthood in nature. #earthdayeveryday

Day 32: Views from Marginal Way, Ogunquit Beach, Maine. #earthdayeveryday

Day 33: Sunrise at Ogunquit Beach is one of the countless gifts from #MotherEarth that are worth protecting. #earthdayeveryday #ClimateAction

Day 34: Ogunquit Beach looks like a little island at high tide. #earthdayeveryday

Enjoyed Willy Wonka Jr. tonight at FBMS. Never had the talent or guts to do that when I was a kid, which is why I have such admiration for those who do.

A local author’s young-adult book puts Plymouth at the center of global climate action: Chris Casavant’s ‘The Greatest Cause of Mia Dubois’ won a Next Generation Indie Book award. #nonprofit #news #plymouthindependent plymouthindependent.org/a-local-author…

Marshfield girls played their hearts out tonight.

The #Celtics are honoring #WomensHistoryMonth by having all women broadcasting tonight’s game, on site and in studio. It’s a great idea, a cool message to girls, and it’s nice to hear a difference perspective. I love it.

The FBMS Green Team planted in our courtyard vegetable garden today. And we found a little surprise — 4 killdeer eggs, amongst the tulips. The mom was not happy with us, but of course we treated those eggs with the utmost respect and care.