Pie cozying down in her shelter. That’s Cracker’s looming shadow.
Howdy Sunday. Julia and I woke to a light snowfall this morning. By noon, temps were in the mid-forties and it was all melting away. Here are few pics I thought you’d enjoy.
The morning as it started. This is the view off our front porch, over the hay pasture where the horses graze. It’s too wet to turn them out today but tomorrow they’ll get a few hours’ turnout. The view from out front window. I planted some mixed tulips yesterday to get a head start on spring. The gravel comes from our creek and driveway.There’s an eager bulb in every patch.By noon, the thaw was in full swing. Those tulip bulbs will be blooming shortly! This is the same photo as the night shot I did a few weeks ago.
I hope you’re having a pleasant Sunday. Did you get snow?
That’s the spirit Liong! I’m so happy you enjoyed the photos. I look forward to sharing a new article with you about a boating adventure I just wrote up. We’ve got to keep each other posted of our adventures! I sure enjoyed catching up with you the other day Liong and look forward to the next time we chat. I hope you’re well. Bernie
Daryl Jennings
3 years ago
Oh, Just less than 2 inches, then it turned to rain and disappeared. Now it’a 46 degrees at 5:00 p.m. I’m just outside of Winston Salem in Lewisville. I’ve enjoyed following you travels ever since you bought that steel sailboat. My Tanzer was docked at Davis Harbor off Hwy 150 at the bridge. I have enjoyed your travel, and enjoyed reading your wife Julias’ articles about animals. Tell her I wrote that she is a very, very good writer. Hope you both are doing well in these crazy Co-19 times and look forward to reading more from both of you. I still have the Tasmanian Davil shaped postcard you send me from your trip to Australia and Tasmania. I would so enjoy following you I would send you a little check and tell you to get you a few meals on me. lol
Hi Daryl,
What a lovely surprise hearing from you.
I sure remember sending you that Tasmanian devil post card. Your support sure meant a lot and kept me writing…and at times, eating.
I’m flattered you’ve followed my travels so long now.
I just read Julia what you’d written about her writing. You should have seen her smile!
I remember Davis Harbor fondly. It was just down the road from where I lived in Doolie. Before I found “Sea Bird” (also in Doolie) I used to gaze out at the sailboats berthed there and be so excited. One day I would have a SAILBOAT. It must have been a great place to keep your Tanzer. Great sailboat by the way.
We’d love to show you around the farm if you’re ever in the area. Just drop us an email in “Contact Bernie” section.
Thanks for your Snow Report Daryl!
Bernie
i love all those Pictures,,Spring is around the corner and next adventure are awaiting to be explore
That’s the spirit Liong! I’m so happy you enjoyed the photos. I look forward to sharing a new article with you about a boating adventure I just wrote up. We’ve got to keep each other posted of our adventures! I sure enjoyed catching up with you the other day Liong and look forward to the next time we chat. I hope you’re well. Bernie
Oh, Just less than 2 inches, then it turned to rain and disappeared. Now it’a 46 degrees at 5:00 p.m. I’m just outside of Winston Salem in Lewisville. I’ve enjoyed following you travels ever since you bought that steel sailboat. My Tanzer was docked at Davis Harbor off Hwy 150 at the bridge. I have enjoyed your travel, and enjoyed reading your wife Julias’ articles about animals. Tell her I wrote that she is a very, very good writer. Hope you both are doing well in these crazy Co-19 times and look forward to reading more from both of you. I still have the Tasmanian Davil shaped postcard you send me from your trip to Australia and Tasmania. I would so enjoy following you I would send you a little check and tell you to get you a few meals on me. lol
Hi Daryl,
What a lovely surprise hearing from you.
I sure remember sending you that Tasmanian devil post card. Your support sure meant a lot and kept me writing…and at times, eating.
I’m flattered you’ve followed my travels so long now.
I just read Julia what you’d written about her writing. You should have seen her smile!
I remember Davis Harbor fondly. It was just down the road from where I lived in Doolie. Before I found “Sea Bird” (also in Doolie) I used to gaze out at the sailboats berthed there and be so excited. One day I would have a SAILBOAT. It must have been a great place to keep your Tanzer. Great sailboat by the way.
We’d love to show you around the farm if you’re ever in the area. Just drop us an email in “Contact Bernie” section.
Thanks for your Snow Report Daryl!
Bernie
Love these pic’s Bernie!
XO Candis