All the usual geese were around. Here are some of them leaving the area off in the distance.
I didn't have quite my six miles in by the time I reached home so I walked around my townhouse complex for a bit. Went behind the last row of houses to take a look at our drainage pond. I don't go back there very often and was surprised to see water in it with our own geese making themselves right at home.
Sunrise 6:40
Sunset 6:00
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The day has been sunny and in the upper 60's though a breeze has been kicking up at times. Made the clothes whip around the line a few times and I had to keep going out to untangle them. But they dried nice and fast and you sure can't beat that clean fresh smell!I've been home all day cleaning. Not much to write about but I feel real good to have gotten quite a bit done. Taking a bit of a break now to post and then read blogs before I try to get a few more things done. A little reading before Ken comes home from work and what I don't get done today, I'll finish tomorrow.
Hope all is well in your part of the world.
Take a smile with you when you go out.
Happyone
Springtime is the land awakening.
The March winds are the morning yawn.
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It is snowing like crazy and cold. I can feel the chill and am reluctant to turn up the heat since "they" say it will be much colder all next week. How ironic to have winter show up in the final weeks when we are so spoiled.
That's quite a little pond behind your homes...I hope those geese eat all the mosquitoes that show up.
It's always lovely to have a clean home to welcome your beloved to. You didn't tell us what's for supper! We're having BLTs with cheese. Exciting, eh?
Sounds like a nice walk this morning.
It always feels so nice to accomplish a lot in the cleaning department. I just wish it would last longer :).
How different, is our weather!!! But then, we aren't really *next to* each other. You being really south of me, too. Your weather sounds like spring has sprung.
Ahhhhh, you have your own ducks, at *your* pond. :-)
It still looks like Narnia here. :-)
"I couldn't have electricity in the house, I wouldn't sleep a wink. All those vapors floating about."
~Violet, Dowager Countess of Grantham
I always like sharing your walks with you, Karen. The fox is a real bonus! Art
I love to see and hear the geese flying - we get quite a number flying overhead as they fly inland to graze then fly back to the Solway coast in the evening. We have Canadian geese and Barnacle geese. What a lovely view over the drainage pond the residents have.
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