Hunting for Morels
We didn’t find a lot of them, but we found enough to thoroughly enjoy a good mess of fried morels.
We didn’t find a lot of them, but we found enough to thoroughly enjoy a good mess of fried morels.
Yesterday was a day full of severe thunderstorms. The weathermen had a heyday. Glen took some pictures of the hail we got while I was at work. It was about quarter size hail.
We are getting ready to put our plants out in our garden. Since we live out in the country, we need to protect our precious veggies from critters. So, we bought a nice electric fence.
Glen and I stayed up Monday night so that we could watch the lunar eclipse. It was kind of cloudy and we were afraid we weren’t going to get to see any of it. Thankfully, the clouds parted and we got several good shots.
This last picture was difficult to get since there was very little light for the camera to capture.
I’m not sure what kind of tree this is. The buds were pretty large, so I was thinking it may be a tulip tree.
It is finally starting to look like spring. I went for a hike on a trail yesterday and saw a bunch of forsythia growing wild. I hadn’t realized it had bloomed yet.
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