March in Frontenac State Park: Lion or lamb? Either way, it brings spring

We finally got a little snow in mid-February, though not nearly enough for decent skiing and snowshoeing in Frontenac State Park. Still, it briefly brightened the landscape, and we were delighted to have a fresh coat for our Feb. 8 CandleNight event. It was a lovely night, and we in the Frontenac State Park Association were honored to meet those of you who stopped by the picnic shelter to warm up by the wood stove, admire our first-ever nature art show, enjoy treats, and listen politely as we regaled you with our 100 percent true nature stories.

 


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