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Oct 13, 2026

Gregg EyestoneGUEST
22:28
Um, and the p- plant protectors, whether it's floating row cover or something else to get them established well.
Gregg EyestoneGUEST
22:38
Springtime, that's probably an all right way of doing it.
Gregg EyestoneGUEST
22:44
We got our planting dates.
Gregg EyestoneGUEST
22:46
Fertilizers, you're all adding organic matter at some time, whether it's in the fall or in the spring, and so you probably don't need to do anything.
Bruce KachokNARRATOR
7:33
The Miracle by John Drinkwater.
Bruce KachokNARRATOR
7:37
Read for LibriVox.org. Come, sweetheart, listen, for I have a thing Most wonderful to tell you: news of Spring, Albeit winter still is in the air, And the earth troubled, and the branches bare.
Bruce KachokNARRATOR
7:54
Yet down the fields today I saw her pass, The Spring: her feet went shining through the grass.
Bruce KachokNARRATOR
8:02
She touched the ragged hedgerows; I have seen Her finger-prints, most delicately green; And she has whispered to the crocus leaves And to the garrulous sparrows in the eaves.
Bruce KachokNARRATOR
8:16
Swiftly she passed, and shyly, and her fair Young face was hidden in her cloudy hair.
Bruce KachokNARRATOR
8:23
She would not stay: her season is not yet; But she has reawakened, and has set The sap of all the world astir, and rent Once more the shadows of our discontent.
Bruce KachokNARRATOR
8:37
Triumphant news! a miracle I sing, The everlasting miracle of Spring.
Bruce KachokNARRATOR
8:48
End of poem.
speaker_2NARRATOR
37:43
Having now seen the novice comfortably started with his swarm in May, the best of all ways to commence beekeeping, we will turn back to the beginning of a typical calendar year in the life of a modern honey producer, and go through it month by month to the year's end, endeavouring to deal with all its difficulties and equivocal points by the way.
speaker_2NARRATOR
38:12
End of Section 2 Section 3 of Beekeeping Do's and Don'ts by Tickner Edwards This LibriVox recording is in the public domain Spring and Summer Management The honeybee's year properly commences at what old country folk call the turn of the days.
speaker_2NARRATOR
38:43
That is to say, soon after Christmas time, when the mornings and evenings have just begun to draw out, albeit imperceptibly at first.
speaker_2NARRATOR
38:56
It is then that the queen, hitherto snugly laid up in the heart of the warm, drowsy cluster of worker bees, feels again the call of nature, and the first few eggs are deposited in the inmost cells of the central brood frame, soon to be hatched into tiny, glistening white grubs.

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Lulu's Library, Volume 2-Louisa May Alcott

Oct 8 · 7 Mentions

ShrimpfishNARRATOR
57:48
"Why are you all so gay?" asked Ripple, wondering.
ShrimpfishNARRATOR
57:53
"Spring is coming, spring is coming, and all the earth is glad," sang the lark, as the music poured from its little throat.
ShrimpfishNARRATOR
58:03
"Shall I see her?" asked Ripple eagerly.
ShrimpfishNARRATOR
58:07
"You will meet her soon.
ShrimpfishNARRATOR
58:24
She travels over the earth every year, and perhaps can show me the way," said Ripple, as she went on.
ShrimpfishNARRATOR
58:32
Soon, a beautiful child came dancing over the hills, rosy as dawn, with hair like sunshine, a voice like the balmy wind, and her robe full of seeds, little leaves, dewdrops, and budding flowers, which she scattered far and wide till the earth smiled back at the smiling sky.
ShrimpfishNARRATOR
58:50
"Dear Spring, will you help a poor little sprite who is looking for the fire spirit's home?" cried Ripple, and told her tale so eagerly that the child stopped to hear.
ShrimpfishNARRATOR
59:02
"Alas, I cannot tell you," answered Spring, "but my elder sister, Summer, is coming behind me, and she may know.
Lisa DiNoto GlassnerHOST
2:55
The Princess Race Weekend is toward the end of February, sometimes dipping into the very beginning of March, like it does this year.
Lisa DiNoto GlassnerHOST
3:02
And then finally, the Springtime Surprise Race Weekend takes place in early to mid-April.
Lisa DiNoto GlassnerHOST
3:07
Also different among the race weekends is what the longest race of the race weekend is.
Lisa DiNoto GlassnerHOST
3:12
You have a half marathon for both Wine & Dine Race Weekend and Princess Race Weekend.
Lisa DiNoto GlassnerHOST
3:17
There's a full marathon, as well as a half marathon, during Marathon Weekend in January, and then Springtime Surprise Weekend in April has its longest race as a 10-miler.
Lisa DiNoto GlassnerHOST
3:26
So needless to say, if you're looking for a particular distance, that might weigh into your decision as well.
Lisa DiNoto GlassnerHOST
3:30
So what we'll do for the rest of the episode is kind of talk through the things that are different between the race weekends to help you differentiate among them.

15 MINS LATER

Lisa DiNoto GlassnerHOST
18:21
It takes us all some time to learn, but if you're on the course during Princess, sometimes you do need to be a little bit more patient with people who might not know to, for example, signal before you slow down on the course or something like that.
MelanieHOST
62:48
Autumn was next.
MelanieHOST
62:49
I think they've done Summer, so Spring is still coming.
CarlaHOST
62:54
I think I might have Spring.
CarlaHOST
62:56
Oh, maybe not.
MelanieHOST
62:56
Is it Spring? But with-
CarlaHOST
62:58
Or do we have Spring and Summer is coming?
MelanieHOST
63:01
That's what I'm thinking, yeah.
CarlaHOST
63:02
No, I f- yeah.
Kira NelsonHOST
35:04
Great is Thy Faithfulness, and just how we were talking before, how we can really see His faithfulness.
Kira NelsonHOST
35:09
Spring, um, always comes after, after winter.
Kira NelsonHOST
35:12
I think winter is the season I struggle with the most.
Kira NelsonHOST
35:15
Uh, it's, it's easier, I think, in Washington State.
Kira NelsonHOST
35:32
But I, as I continue to see how beautiful it is in the spring and how the Lord always brings that about, it does really speak to His faithfulness.
Kira NelsonHOST
35:40
Summer and winter both are from the Lord.
Kira NelsonHOST
35:43
Springtime and harvest both are from the Lord.
Kira NelsonHOST
35:46
And, uh, that He, He has set up the planets, He set up the heavens, the cosmos to, to conduct themselves in an orderly, predictable way that we can see, and that reflects His orderly, predictable nature.
Ryan MichoHOST
53:26
You're buff...
Ryan MichoHOST
53:26
You, you, you have, you're coming out of spring, good season.
Aidan MichoHOST
53:30
Spring's fine.
Aidan MichoHOST
53:31
It's unremarkable.
Ryan MichoHOST
53:32
But it's not bad.
Aidan MichoHOST
53:33
Spring's my least favorite season.
Ryan MichoHOST
53:36
Okay.
Aidan MichoHOST
53:37
Mm, right? Mm.
MariahHOST
2:05
I love fall.
MariahHOST
2:06
Spring's my favorite.
MariahHOST
2:06
But actually the older I get the more I like
JohnHOST
2:08
spring.
MariahHOST
2:09
Spring's great.
JohnHOST
2:09
Spring's great.
JohnHOST
2:10
You just see all the new life.
JohnHOST
2:12
Like animals and green and Well, so how should we get started? Do you want to recap the Disney trip real quick or do you want to just go straight in? Because at the end of the last podcast, we said that we would ask us questions and we would answer them.
Clive AndersonHOST
17:39
But you're only doing Autumn.
Clive AndersonHOST
17:40
Who else has written Spring, Summer-
Kate MosseGUEST
17:41
Oh, well, this is the-
Clive AndersonHOST
17:42
... and Winter?
Clive AndersonHOST
17:49
Yeah
Kate MosseGUEST
17:49
...
Kate MosseGUEST
17:49
Spring, the great Michael Morpurgo.
Clive AndersonHOST
17:50
Yes.

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