There is a hint of spring in the air!
The dogs didn’t want to stay in the house this morning, leaving around 5 :00 to hang outside and do dog things. I have asked them to come in a couple of times, but they just aren’t interested.
Today I head down to the Museum and Historical Society to work on transcribing one man’s many journals about his life. I’m on book three, there are 120 pages to each book.
He is one of the original settlers to our area, settling on Ash Mesa, which wasn’t named that when he applied for his homestead acres. It was so named after he applied — the mesa is named after him. His last name of Ash.
I am at the part where he and the other settlers of the mesa are starting to dig the Ironstone Canal to bring water to the mesa. (The Ironstone Canal is also the canal that brings water to our farm on California Mesa.)
Our sunrise this morning was outstanding!
It does have a hint of spring in the air….I do believe the dogs are on to something!
Linda
Life on a Colorado Farm 
You will indeed have a very interesting day! What fun to read all that history.
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Oh My! Your sunrise was amazing!
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How exciting to be involved with one of the pioneers of your region
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pretty! i love it when my dogs lounge around outside, too. free to be dogs…
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Beautiful sunrise picture!! We had a drip of rain and a dusting of snow yesterday…clear skies this morning. I’m with your pups, ready for Spring! Have a great day, the history sounds so interesting!
Blessings!
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You have a fun job! I got to transcribe some of my grandma’s memoirs and I really enjoyed it. And I am very much looking forward to spring!!
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You have a fun job! I got to transcribe some of my grandma’s memoirs and I really enjoyed it. And I am very much looking forward to spring!!
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What a very interesting way to spend your time Linda.
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Wow, what a sunrise…almost makes getting up early in the morning a good thing!
Your dogs are onto something. Spring must be just around the corner.
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I love that first hint of spring…if we’re lucky, it happens in mid-April. I’ve seen early May still have bare trees, though…
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For you spring will come in a hurry. The sun rises early enough so that we still see a good sunrise.
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Heavenly ( literally) sunrise, LInda… how busy you are with all your activities which make such a dfference to everyone – dogs and people…
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Your sunrise is lovely..spring is in the air?? Good for you! I hope you had a great day at the museum!! 🙂
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I love to watch the seasons change in the sunrise…..they all have different qualities 🙂
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I hope you have gotten a lot of moisture this winter. ♥
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They are always worth rising early to see aren’t they we woke to a fluffy blanket of fresh snow. 🙂 easy to shovel and not enough to bother with the roof 🙂 Today we can walk and take in the beauty as long as we don’t crash and burn on the ice just under it 🙂
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