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| "Dogs were born to lie in the sun." |
Here we are in the last weeks of winter, and despite the chilly wind, I can tell our world is moving toward spring. Even though I have watched the days grow longer since Christmas, it still seems like it happens all of a sudden. And along these lines, we return to daylight savings next Sunday, March 12.
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| Daffodils in need of thinning |
I love to watch the early bloomers, but my crocus seem to have disappeared. Perhaps I’ll replant some this fall. But the daffodils are pushing up, including a dozen or so that I wanted to take to the farm last fall but couldn’t find. I will place stakes while I can still see where they are and transplant this coming autumn.
Well, all danger of frost is not past, but today is a lovely “spring” day. Mike and son Murray are tearing apart Murray’s old
Vitus bicycle to refurbish its components. It’s a good time when a bicycle enthusiast has a
project like this. KW
3 comments:
Hmmm, it keeps snowing up here. And staying in the 30s. But sooner or later spring will come!
Yes, just a few miles away but at higher elevations, it's another world. It's too soon to attempt a trip to the farm. It IS getting warmer, though, and then it will be mud season.
Still snowing here, but also melting during the day. Spring is not here yet.
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