Starting to Get That SPRING Fever

As you all know, every year on Groundhog Day, Punxsutawney Phil pops up and looks for his shadow. If he sees it, there's more winter in store. Well he apparently saw it but mom didn't so she's shopping at Lowe's trying to satisfy her gardening withdrawals.




In her defense, we've had some really beautiful spring days even though it's snowing today.






On Westover Drive, the street you turn off of to get to our home on Autumn Hill, the Flowering pear trees came out in style.










We have one in our back yard too.













We took some time to tear into the garden area at the foot of our driveway and it is now looking good. We didn't really take any before pictures so the only people who saw it before we did our work are Jake and Meredith.












The final five photos are taken on our route to church and the Temple. Harrods Creek is where I will do most of my kayaking. In the summer it is like I would imagine Swanee River to be with lots of deer, turtles, squirrels and other wildlife and very quiet.












The water falls are on a creek that runs along Covered bridge Road and into Harrods Creek.

























The Daffodils grow like wild flowers here in the spring and in this case I think they are wild flowers. These were just growing in a horse pasture.