In the quiet winter months after Christmas, I enjoy watching the days gradually become longer, but once we switch to Daylight Savings Time, I lose interest -- probably because it's now light through the supper hour and I have things to do.
Sunday morning we meant to get up early but instead it was after 8:00 a.m. PDT when I arose. What a difference a day makes! On Saturday, the day before, the same hour was 7:00 and a decent enough time to get up.
Even though we were making a later-than-planned start, we headed down to the levee by-pass for some geocaching. Someone (or several "someones) has placed geocaches -- mostly micros (tiny containers) -- all along the pedestrian trail. Mike found some but not all. I was very little help to him.
Here are a few pictures. The crocus is blooming in our rock garden. The rest I took along the levee. Despite the winter bleakness still evident, the days are growing warmer and the hills are greening up. KW
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& I still have snow on the north side of the house and a flood in the yard!
Yes, it's mud season at our homesteads.
The snow is going--yay!! But it's raining; March can be such a dreary month up here. Spring will come, or barring that, summer! :-)
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