It’s snowing here…giant fluffy flakes of winter’s snow. They say we could have as much as 3 inches. 😦 The only good thing, about it being snow, is it isn’t as wet as rain. To work in rain is the pits. At least with the snow you only freeze to death. The mud comes later.
You can’t see the snow here, because it hadn’t started yet, but it is there….waiting in the clouds
Lurking, ready to begin. You can see the snow falling in the canyons…if there were no snow the canyons would be crisp and clear to your eye, it’s misty..either rain or snow. Today it is snow.
My hands are froze. Since I set the tubes and help walk the water {Terry does all the back breaking digging and he helps walk the water} I sometimes have to get my hands in the water. That’s why I can’t wear gloves, even plastic gloves won’t work, I’ve tried them. What I need to do is get good enough I don’t have to stop, bin over and place the tube in the water, grab the end of the tube (to form a suction) in the water, then quickly set the tube in the row. Terry and MIsty can do it, but not I.
Oh, well, it ’tis what it ’tis.
I have my seeds started for the year. I hope to plant out by Mother’s Day. (who knows with this year)
Tomatoes, water melon, flowers and other goodies, happily sprouting away.
Happy Winter, er, Spring…whatever 🙂 I wish all of you peace and so much love,
Your friend on a Western Colorado Farm,
Linda
It is Linky turn to stay the week with us. (That is one reason I got my days mixed up and didn’t have the Adventures with Boomer on Friday post 🙂 )
She is learning how to drive the four-wheeler,
and can now set siphon tubes right along with Terry and I.
The days are going fast…there has been time with all the aunts and uncles and her very best friend in the whole wide world. I’m sure she has had some boring times, but she says no.
Life on a Colorado Farm 