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Spring has arrived since my last post. We’ve had some warm, sunny days and some cold and rainy ones. I missed a week of rambling in the Hollow when I visited my family in Roswell, NM, and I didn’t do much rambling while I was there. That made the first few trips down to the river and back up to the ridgetop harder than usual, but I’m back to my routine now.
The trees are budding out—some have leaves already—and spring ephemerals are in bloom.
The deer look ragged as they shed their winter coats. They continue to come to eat but sometimes run when they see me walking. Watch!
It was raining when I started writing and uploading photos this morning, but the sun is shining as I finish this afternoon. In between I’ve walked, fed the deer, checked the apple trees (they are budding), and watched turkeys strutting (photos soon). I hope to write more next time. (Oh! And work has started on the new house; I’ll make a post about that, too.)
French Broad Hollow Ramble 