A Fall Classic on Middle Bass Island in October is the Turkey Shoot. Residents and guests do not actually shoot at turkeys, but at fixed targets with shotguns. Good food is part of the day.
St. Hazards Blog on Middle Bass Island
Thursday, October 20, 2011
Monday, October 17, 2011
Morning on Middle Bass
Last week we had one of the most beautiful mornings of the year. No wind, warm air and the sun burning off the dew. A ride on the Miller Ferry is a welcome 45 minute journey to start the day.
Sunday, October 16, 2011
Waterfront views from condo 203
Wednesday, October 5, 2011
Over 20 Palm Trees Leave Middle Bass Island
At St. Hazards, all of the queen palm trees, bananas, elephant ears and fully bloomed hibiscuses have been dug out and taken off of Middle Bass Island by Justin and Tom of Ott's Nursery. A total of 37 plants.
The plants will spend the winter in a warm greenhouse until next summer where they will be replanted at Hazards in May. Justin and Tom said that the plants grew well on Middle Bass Island this summer and that they will only get bigger and greener in the years to come. Our banana plant is about 6ft tall right now--eventually it can grow up to 15 ft!
We look forward to having the plants back again next summer. Until then, it's good to know that Justin and Tom will be looking after them.
Justin Wheels Out a Banana |
Tom and Marc Dig Out a Big Banana by Hazards Pond |
Palm Trees Heading To Greenhouse |
We look forward to having the plants back again next summer. Until then, it's good to know that Justin and Tom will be looking after them.
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