Friday, April 03, 2020

SEEMINGLY SO MANY THINGS WRONG WITH SO MANY THINGS RIGHT

NO THIS IS NOT A SHEEP
Replaced my 105'er Thursday with a 25'er Friday.  In other words, feeling much better today and I was back to thinking maybe I could once again leap tall buildings in a single bound.  My headaches, body and leg aches, vanished overnight.  The human body is a most amazing thing.
EARLY MORNING IN OUR FRONT YARD
Rolling out of the Park this morning I saw within a couple minutes the furry face Highland Cattle gang just down the road at Red Cart Farms had moved into a field much closer to the road.

Our weather was an identical repeat of the previous two days.  Cloudless sunny skies with still a coldness in the air.  Trees are ready to pop their buds but they need warm air to kickstart the process.

NEED SOME WARMTH IN THE AIR TO POP THE LEAF BUDS ON THESE TREES
PHEEBS AND I EVEN FOUND US A LITTLE CREEK TO CROSS THIS AFTERNOON......NO SOAKERS:))
BUSH FERN
Hard to imagine there can be so much wrong in the world right now when one is out wandering around in the countryside enjoying nature's many wonders.  How can so many things be so wrong when so many other things seem to be so right.
SPRING IS BUSY SPRINGING FORTH IN OUR FLOWER BEDS
GROANER'S CORNER:((    Little Johnny watched, fascinated, as his mother smoothed cold cream on her face.  "Why do you do that, Mom?"  "To make myself beautiful," she answered. She then began to remove the cream with a tissue.  "What's the matter?" Johnny started. "Giving up?"
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  1. KarenWFriday, April 03, 2020

    The view of your front porch is lovely. Us folks with access to the countryside are very lucky. My children in Toronto have nice parks and natural spaces close by, but they are closed for the duration. They are reduced to walking the streets.

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  2. The Furry GnomeFriday, April 03, 2020

    I think your front yard is beautiful! I think that fern in the bush is a Christmas Fern. It stays green all year, so those are last year's fronds.

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  3. Teri Live Oak,FlFriday, April 03, 2020

    You have a very nice view from the porch. I love that the animals and birds are coming back since all the people are staying inside.

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  4. noirlandFriday, April 03, 2020

    Red Cart Farms changed their name to Tulip Lane earlier this year sometime.
    https://tuliplane.ca/

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  5. Gone RogueFriday, April 03, 2020

    Great pics Al. Thank you.

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  6. ZippyPinHeadFriday, April 03, 2020

    Sure looks like Spring there. I have never seen such furry cows, really cute though. This staying inside is starting to bother me a bit but then, that is why I like to spend Winter down South.

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  7. Arrowhead GrammaSaturday, April 04, 2020

    Fantastic photos of the Highland gang up close and personal.

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  8. MoonFly13Saturday, April 04, 2020

    The Highland cattle are so special - and somehow very comforting to look at. They seem so innocent- especially the little calves. 💙

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  9. On a long and lonesome highway....Saturday, April 04, 2020

    I love the Highland Cattle! Thanks for sharing the photos.
    It does indeed look spring is coming any day now. Lets hope it brings some heat too.

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