The only shame to the day was the ground was still to wet to work in the garden much. Last week we had torrential rain! By Thursday morning everything in West Michigan was flooding. I'm crossing my fingers that my recently planted spinach seeds didn't get washed away. I guess time will tell.
So we spent this lovely day practicing archery, going to the park and perusing the local libraries for good spring reading material. And as I write this, we have homemade ice-cream whirring around in the maker. It is good that winter has disappeared at least for today.
Here are some pictures of the local flooding last week:
The dairy farm across the street. That's supposed to be a field, not a lake.
The creek that passes through our property flooding by the road. The owners of the house in the background were very worried.
The other side of the road. The creek didn't overflow quite as bad.
The Cooke Family rescuing their calves from the rising flood waters.
Our next door neighbors home. Normally this is all grass not water.
The farmers working on getting the calves and their houses moved to higher ground.
Flood waters getting pretty close to the diary barns!
The back forest part of our property. Normally not wet!
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