All the snow that seems to have fallen this winter have
caused some of my correspondents to be sick of winter and dying for spring to
arrive. I was asked if there was still
snow near me. Our spring seems to be
coming in one week spurts, separated by more snowfall. The only snow still on the ground near me is
where the plows have piled it up. It is
also on the south side of my driveway where the evergreens further to the south
shade the ground.
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| Driveway from the House |
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| Snow Piled up by the Plow |
I was also asked to show the views from the end of my
driveway to the right and to the left.
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| Road to the Right |
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| Road to the Left |
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| Neighbor Across the Street |
Note that their snow is also to the north of the large
evergreens on their land.
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| Looking Back at the House from the Mailbox |
This picture shows the snow, the trees, and the shade
patterns better. It is almost time to
start thinking about spring clean-up.
With most of the snow gone, you can see some of the “landscaping”
features…
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| Path to Raised Bed |
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| Garden Angel Visible now that the Snow is Gone |
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| The Weather Vane |
It looks like a windmill, but is not connected to anything
either to generate electricity or pump water.
But it does need to be painted if I am going to keep it. Color suggestions?
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| Birdhouse and Stump |
I don’t know if anyone has ever lived in this house, but it
looks pretty there and will probably survive the spring clean-up.
And now that we are drooling to get on with the spring
clean-up, the weather report for the coming week is calling for 3 to 5 inches
of snow on Wednesday, 5 to 8 inches of snow on Thursday, and about an inch on
Friday. I think I’ll go to Florida
instead!
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