Great Outdoors
Mid-October at Christiansen’s pond
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It doesn’t get more autumn than this!
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Granby’s David Desiderato offers a beneficial and illuminating resource in his periodic Not Wanted column. Consider this a counterpart, highlighting a native wildflower each month. The starting point will be plants within the Granby Wildflower Meadow’s newly installed pocket teaching meadow.
Rick Orluk’s photo of the swing along the Granby Land Trust trail through the Emery Preserve highlights fall’s beauty.
Art Inspired by New England’s Natural Beauty; Fall in love with Granby; and Thank You, Volunteers!
As part of its commitment to the community, the Simsbury-Granby Rotary Club is honored to support the McLean Game Refuge by donating a new bench at the Route 10 entrance to one of Granby’s most cherished natural resources.
Nearly 100 Granby Land Trust members gathered on Oct. 18 for the organization’s 2026 Annual Meeting and Community Supper, an evening of good food, friendship and reflection on the year’s accomplishments.
This Hot Vidalia Onion Dip is truly one of the easiest recipes—and receives rave reviews every time! It is a perfect addition to any appetizer menu, any event and, most importantly, a delicious addition for any and all holiday gatherings in the coming months!
The season has changed, but the Farm Store stays open; Harvest Evening celebrates a successful season; and Make Holcomb Farm part of your year-end giving
Along with so many of New England’s songbirds, kestrels are mostly heading south to escape the cold temperatures and diminishing food supply. The smallest of the falcons, Falco spaverius, is unlike most of the other falcons in that instead of seizing their prey in mid-flight, they hover above it and dive to the ground to capture their insect and small rodent meals.
Alex Anisimov photographed this giant sycamore tree next to GrassRoots ice cream. Its estimated age of 230 years means it has seen lots of changes in Granby.