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Critters Crossing
Earlier this month I posted a photo of a doe and wild turkey poults in Bent Tree. The photo was taken last June. That was actually the last photo in a series. Here are some more photos, from that day last summer, that tell more of the story. I stopped to let a doe and turkey cross the road, then saw a couple of poults. Then they just kept coming. It was like the doe was the crossing guard for the turkeys.
Firefighter Graduation Ceremony on Thursday
On January 19th, Bent Tree Public Safety will hold a graduation ceremony to recognize those who graduated from the 2022 Bent Tree Fire Rescue Basic Firefighter training course.
The graduates are now official state Registered Volunteer Firefighters. Three of the graduates are Bent Tree residents (one of the three is a also member of the BTCI Board of Directors).
The Bent Tree community is invited to attend the event scheduled for 5:45 p.m. (January 19) in the Club Tamarack Recreation Room. Attendees will get to see a summary of what the training entailed. Check the latest BTCI Friday News email for more details.
Long Range Views
Click here to link to a new listing in Bent Tree. The home is listed at $549,000 and has amazing views. UPDATE – Sale Pending
Welcome to Bent Tree
Today is the first day on the job for Bent Tree’s new General Manager. Click here to link to a related article from Forsyth County.
Wild Entertainment
Turkey poults strolling past a doe in Bent Tree this summer:

June 16, 2022 – Doe and Turkey Poults in Bent Tree
From Grazing to Gazing

October 2, 2022 – Horse in Bent Tree
The White Squirrels are Still Around
The first photo was taken in June and the second photo was taken in September.

June 13, 2022 – white squirrel and gray squirrel in Bent Tree

September 6, 2022 – White Squirrel in Bent Tree
After Christmas Snow in Bent Tree
The photo on the left was taken around 8:30 a.m. on December 27, when the sun was just starting to hit the mountain ridge. The photo on the right was taken an hour later. There was just enough snow to look pretty and to make the icy roads impassable for the day.