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“Hello”
“Hi! This is Glenda, what are you and Terry doing Monday?”
“Larry and I would like you and Terry to come up EARLY Monday morning and go with us to see the snow before it melts…Spring has sprung on Grand Mesa!”
After finishing all our early morning chores we loaded up and headed to
That amazing world where the old Gods live in those very ancient groves of tall standing trees
Larry and Glenda were most generous to take us to this magical world.
The snow was crisp when we started out, all sparkly and winterish looking
Then by Noon…the lakes started having large water holes opening up where cold water swirled
the snow and ice on the lakes had become mush!
Then home again, home again.
What an amazing, generous, incredible gift we were given: special distancing (of 6 feet and more) staying in compliance with the virus, precious friends, and to see the power of winter sacrificing itself to Spring.
I stand in awe.
From my world to your heart,
Linda
Life on a Colorado Farm 
just raising my head after a month of not…how lovely to have such thoughtful friends…
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It was a blessing. I’ve never seen the Melt come to Grand Mesa…
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How wonderful that you could be with friends and enjoy all this beauty.
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Yes, we were very blessed.
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Looks beautiful in spring’s snow ~
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I’ll bet you see the same thing there in your forest.
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Yeah for getting out and saying goodbye to snow!
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It was stunning to see and watch. They say in two weeks (if the weather stays warm) all the snow will be gone.
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Excellent—-we all have our blessings
MB
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And you are one of mine!
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Oh what fun Linda… 🙂 And such wonderful photos. You know I’m a cloud fan .. love the first!
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Clouds make the sky happy! 🙂
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