Blooming willows, and an old house. When we were kids we pretended it was haunted, but the worst thing we actually ever found there were snake eggs. lol Quince bushes blooming.
Wednesday, March 25, 2009
Saturday, March 21, 2009
Bringing in Spring!
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
03-09-09
We went out yesterday, and I have lots of nice new pictures to share. : ) I LOVE LOVE LOVE the green of the cress! Spring makes me so happy. : )
A corner, with dead leaves....I thought afterwards I should have tried it with Anna in it, too.
These next few are the view from Copper Ridge...LOVE that view!
These next few are the view from Copper Ridge...LOVE that view!
Train track and tunnel...and sunbeams! I didn't see the sunbeams until I loaded the pics on the computer...I thought they made the picture nicer.
We came across this coolest old house. There is a sign not too far (about a mile or so) from it that talks about the first settlers moving into the area about 1780, and it wouldn't surprise me a bit if this house wasn't from that era. It's logs, under the siding, but the roof is damaged (on the left in the picture) and the loft is already destroyed, so the floor won't be far behind, then the walls will come down.....it's a shame, it's too nice a house to let fall down. A couple pieces of tin would fix the problem. : (
The house is on one of the rockiest farms I've ever seen. The farmer has picked up all these rocks and piled them (I wondered why he didn't go ahead and make stone walls with them). There were lots of smaller piles around the property, this was the largest and neatest pile...most of the others were just tossed into piles.
We came across this coolest old house. There is a sign not too far (about a mile or so) from it that talks about the first settlers moving into the area about 1780, and it wouldn't surprise me a bit if this house wasn't from that era. It's logs, under the siding, but the roof is damaged (on the left in the picture) and the loft is already destroyed, so the floor won't be far behind, then the walls will come down.....it's a shame, it's too nice a house to let fall down. A couple pieces of tin would fix the problem. : (
The house is on one of the rockiest farms I've ever seen. The farmer has picked up all these rocks and piled them (I wondered why he didn't go ahead and make stone walls with them). There were lots of smaller piles around the property, this was the largest and neatest pile...most of the others were just tossed into piles.
Friday, March 6, 2009
03-06-09
Thursday, March 5, 2009
A Girl's Gotta have Some Green!
LOTS of Great Pics
Wednesday, March 4, 2009
Spring is Coming!
Tuesday, March 3, 2009
I'm back...With a New Camera!
I LOVE my new camera! I'm not used to it yet....I keep forgetting it, then see something and say, Oh, I wish I had a camera! lol
The picture for today was actually taken a couple days ago...it rained all day and I didn't want to risk my new camera in the rain ; ) so I took this picture through the window, with my new....thingey.....hanging in the window.
I like my new thingey, too. I found it at a thrift store, when we went to drop off several bags of things...it was all tangled up and messy, but I like a challenge, so I bought it....actually, I don't believe the lady even charged me for it. She thought it was hopeless. It's cheery now, especially on a grey, wintery, rainy day.
The picture for today was actually taken a couple days ago...it rained all day and I didn't want to risk my new camera in the rain ; ) so I took this picture through the window, with my new....thingey.....hanging in the window.
I like my new thingey, too. I found it at a thrift store, when we went to drop off several bags of things...it was all tangled up and messy, but I like a challenge, so I bought it....actually, I don't believe the lady even charged me for it. She thought it was hopeless. It's cheery now, especially on a grey, wintery, rainy day.
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