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March 21st, is the day locals can get their druid on by gathering together at Phelps Grove Park to "honor the trees that fell" during the recent ice storm, and "give gratitude" to those still standing. Would I kid you?
If you want to go, show up at 7:30 p.m., around the pavilion. Dress is casual. Maybe it's optional. I'm not really clear on that.
Here's a shot of what our own dearly departed tree looked like after the storm. Alas, poor Hawthorn, we knew him well.
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