Life in another small town like all small towns...really
“A day in the country is worth a month in town” ―Christina Rossetti
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
The Mess Begins
I took a few photos over the past few days, and looking at them now, the progression of thaw, and regression of snow, was subtle until today. This is one of the springs that feeds the pond, taken on Sunday.
It was flowing quite well then. Below, at the bottom, is the video of what all this snow is becoming.This was the only shoot I found so far of my spring bulbs. A bit yellow from being under two or three feet of snow til now. A day or two more and we'll be back on our beach. I've been taking my lunch outside and eating on the bench. The sun feels good, even if the temperatures were cool until today.Last night was not below freezing, so the melt started sooner this afternoon. I noticed the flow coming down the barn driveway at lunch. It was flowing quite quickly. Going into town today, I realized some rock formations were under water. Its really begun to raise the water levels. The ground here is saturated and there is a lot more snow to go. The mountains have even more. We have a pool going to see when we get land locked.
This video is from tonight and the pretty snow is being replaced by mud and running water. Tomorrow getting the goats over the water might be a problem. VIDEO OF GOATS AND SNOW STREAM STARTING IN THE FIELD
The blog is really notes to my friends, old and new, to let you know what's going on in our lives. Its also a diary of sorts for myself. It started at the farm in Ligonier, PA, hence the name, but now life and work has moved us back to Connecticut,
I've always taken lots of photos and sent postcards from everywhere we travel, just to keep in touch. Email took over and then the digital camera.
Instead of me plugging up your email, you can check in when you have the time.
And yes, another town with the same problems as any other!!!
Please enjoy and let me hear from you...really~
Storm Exposure
A crack in the storm clouds spotlights the farm
Twin Bucklings born 12 31 11 and Triplet Bucklings born 1 8 12
Adeline, Shown by Julia, 0-6 Month Doe 4-H Blue Ribbon Winner
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1 comment:
I've seen how fast things can go once the melting gets going. The riverbeds flooded overnight overhere. Hope you keep your feet dry!
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