Quite an odd dog.
Looks good in a cape, though.
-jsq
Spring has sprung, with yellow jessamine in full bloom, and the pines producing plenty of pollen.
Yellow jessamine, loblolly, longleaf
It was 35 degrees this morning, but freezes seem to be over. Continue reading
It’s good to get a little exercise.
Log, Fungus, Yellow Dog, Sycamore
Gretchen likes heaving logs under the red maples.
Birds and dogs.
We could get it down with a ladder.
But we left it there to grow again.
This moss grows all the time.
In her habitat.
Gretchen in the woods with vines
Yellow Dog knows all the woods paths.
This is also a beaver pond now, only larger than the others.
Dogs like mud.
That tree was knee-high when we transplanted it.
-jsq
I moved the blocks that had been holding up the trailer tongue, and there they were: three lizards.
I don’t think they were happy I moved their house. But I put it back later, and there is plenty of other lizard lair nearby.
-jsq
Could this be a problem?
Every year I say I will check this before next year starting burning in the wood stove.
-jsq
Surprisingly clear shortly after dark, with only a phone: three planets and a moon.
The famous alignment of Jupiter and Saturn, off the starboard bow of Earth’s moon.
And, towards the east and way up, the red planet, framed in longleaf pine trees.
-jsq
Note to self: oven timer is merely advisory; does not turn off oven.
Ingredients, Oven, Baked Cornbread
Gretchen didn’t mention that in the recipe she gave me. Here are the cornbread ingredients, including our own Okra Paradise Farms blue corn flour. Continue reading
Gretchen left these plants locked inside, but while she wasn’t looking they escaped.
They’ll have to go back inside tomorrow; freeze predicted. Continue reading