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We are at or approaching a solar maximum when the Northern Lights are strongest and most frequent. Don't expect much notice before the next show. Do you have the right lenses in your kit?
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Grubb Run flows east-west along a deeply cut and forested valley before joining the Susquehanna. The south-facing side of this valley features an annual explosion of spring wildflowers. Such a delight to see. Thanks for stopping.
An interesting Facebook post about the unique trilliums that can be found along the Susquehanna:
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A delightful piece of spring woodland wildflower lovliness in the Susquehanna valley. Home to over 70 species of wildflowers, plus 50 species of birds. A copy of iNaturalist on my phone came in very handy.
Have a wonderful Friday!
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A pair of Susquehanna Valley Central teachers are captured in front of a pair of the district's Ford Blue Bird buses.
Susquehanna Valley Central's class of 1976 poses with a late 1960's International Loadstar with Blue Bird body.
Students from Susquehanna Valley Central prepare to board bus number 62, a late 1960's Blue Bird on a GMC chassis, in this 1973 photo. One of the district's Oneida Monoliners is in the background.
Ski club students from Susquehanna Central pose with bus number 44 in this 1968 portrait. This was probably among the last Monoliner's built and is either on a Marmon-Herrington or Reo rear engine chassis. These Monoliner buses were quite modern for the day and this one has a particularly sturdy look thanks to the heavy cast spoke wheels.
