I intended to keep this blog going over the winter, but my camera went missing. After months of fruitless searching, I decided it was gone for good and bought a new camera. It's the same brand and model name as my old camera, but the new camera is not the same as the old camera. I liked my old camera better, but I'm adjusting to the new one. Here are a few shots taken in March before spring shifted into gear:
This is the circular (sort of) driveway.
A view up the hill -- one of my favorite spots on a hot summer day.
That's my container garden in the foreground. The background shows what an unexpected 2 feet of snow can do to a metal frame carport. I now call it the Kneeling Carport. I used it for storage; guess I still do since there hasn't been time to remove things from it. We stretched a new tarp over the top of it last fall and hoped winter would be mild.
And here's a view of the northwest corner of the property. See those hills in the far distance? Winter is the only time of the year I get a view of those hills. That's a neighbor's house in the center right -- not mine. Here's my house:
It's a bit like Ma and Pa Kettle's place without the chickens and pigs!
This is what 6 weeks of sunshine and rain can do:
The driveway. That's where my mail carrier leaves packages -- gives a new meaning to "drop ship."
The garden: still a mess, but my blueberry bushes (in the green planters) are loaded!
The southeast corner of the hill.
And a view due west. The blackberry bushes have already obscured the view beyond.
I forgot to snap a view of the house, but it basically looks the same -- just has taller blackberry bushes. 😊