July 2017

Snow storm 1/2010, 9 inches.

Here they come, the next afternoon the plow

came down the road.
This was a female driver. They also laid salt and sand, but I
think it has a way to go before it all melts of the road.
Today's high was around 30 - maybe.


Pattie's house -we walked Lady so I took my camera.


Katie's house. That is as far as she got when she came home at
3:30 a.m. from work. Bless her, she is a strong lady.
Just know Katie... unless Wade or Aron wants to pull us sledding
"it ain't happening" and I think you know the answer to that.




This is Kim and Tom's north east corner, they planted cedar trees to mark it.

Pattie shoveling her back porch.

Look out Kim.

This is Lady sniffing wood. My thought was "when did Katie put

put in these nice wood markers up her drive way?

Later she called and said the snow plow took out her mail box.

This is the remains I guess.

Our house. I read in a saying in my Birds and Blooms magazine...

"I love snow because it makes everybody yard look great."

My car, why I parked so close to the field I don't know. But I will say this...

Patties car ran great going down to moms on an un-plowed road and

Katie drove all the way to Delmar to work in her car and back, so........

We all drive a Ford Taurus. I bet I could get mine out if I tried.

But I just cleaned it off.

Now for my nature shots. I love this old tree stump.

When we built the house Kyle, Dad and Duane cut this down.

It was a dead tree and they left the stump.

And I love it! The tree cutting was a hairy

experience to say the least. Just picture a truck with a

rope attached to the tree and pulling away.

Use your own imagination and you will probably come close.

Poor birds.

I put the food on a table so they could eat.

King for a moment.

Now we are waiting around for dinner, ummm roast beef.

Waiting to see if the college is open tomorrow. Schools have closed already.

Will we? Won't we?