Oh, the days are getting warmer and longer as we head into springtime weather in a few weeks. In the meantime, let’s enjoy the last vestiges of winter as we wish them away.
April showers will certainly bring May flowers and we have had an abundance of rain again this week mostly overnight. Lawns are greening and catching up with Forrest Alley’s lawn which appears to stay green even during the winter months. Temperatures are nearing the 60s on most days.
Great days of sunshine in Aquinnah all week with several nights of rain. The herring are running. The mute swans that have been in Squibnocket for the past few months have moved aside for the herring and are now in Meadow Lake.
s winter fades away, we have been very fortunate in Aquinnah with just some snow dusting and nothing to shovel or really plow as the winds keep most areas bare.
We are members of the Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah). Wampanoag means “People of the First Light.” Aquinnah means “Land under the Hill.” We have survived on Noepe, “land amid the waters,” members of the Algonquin Nation and Eastern Woodland Indians.
