This lovely big turkey was cruising for food in our back yard this afternoon.  The few fern  seeds still available sticking through the deep snow were of interest, but every step was difficult, so after struggling past the apple trees, she took off in a graceful low glide just inches above the snow and landed in the bushes beside the road on the lower side of our lawn.  I imagine there would be better feed there.

Woody was very interested, but seemed content to hang out where it was warm and watch through the window.  Smart cat.  If you enlarge the photo by clicking on it, you may see how the bird's feathers are ruffled and wet appearing in places.  It had just begin to rain when I got this photo.

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Please join us the Friends of Cabot School for a

Free Community Spaghetti Dinner

Saturday, January 26th
at 4:30- 6:30 pm

At the Cabot School Cafeteria

4:30- 5:00pm- cheese and cracker greeting

5:00- 6:00pm- dinner

6:00- 6:30pm- presentation

In March the people of Cabot will make an important decision related to the future of our high school. This dinner event will provide an opportunity to learn about the high school students' accomplishments and understand the value to the entire community of keeping Cabot High School open. 

Childcare will be available during the event in the gym

If you’re inspired, bring a dessert to share!