Ten Things You Get by Living in the Woods

The good, the bad, and the ugly can easily be found here.

Carol Labuzzetta
6 min readOct 5, 2022

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Deciduous trees and conifers showing the colors of fall in Northern Wisconsin
Wisconsin Woods as seen from Timm’s Hill. © Carol Labuzzetta, 2022

A morning hike prompted today’s post to Timm’s Hill, the highest geographical point in Wisconsin where the leaves appear to be at peak color change. This is good. The bad was feeling out of shape. And, the ugly was discovering what I thought were bug bites, I have poison ivy!

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Carol Labuzzetta

Carol is an environmental educator. She has masters degrees in both Child Health & Natural Resources. Carol writes about nature, travel, & life. Top Writer x2.