On This Day - Worms and a touch of winter

 November 21, 2007

On this day in 2007 it was cold with a dusting of snow and some icing of the Smithville reservoir. Leaden skies with a chance of additional snow.

Souhegan River in November
View from Taylor Road - Nov 21, 2007

Weird hole in ice
Possible meteor strike at Smithville Reservoir - Nov 21, 2007

New Home for Worms

On this day I set up my new worm bin for my red wrigglers. This was a successful way to keep them happy but a messy enterprise.

Worm Bin
Educated worms can digest the news

Worm Bin
The sauce pan gathers the worm juice which is a great fertilizer (but tastes terrible)

The unboxing of my worm factory
On this day I unboxed my Worm Factory - Nov 21, 2007




Location: Smithville Reservoir, New Ipswich, NH 03071, USA

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