I went next door to empty a bucket of furnace water.
There was not a whole lot of visible melt going on.
Perhaps it is melting from the bottom up.
I reorganized the clothes dresser from the way the cats had done it. My way is better.
I will go look for some melt tomorrow. I still have nine gardens on my list for a final visit before winter sets in. That is not as far behind as it sounds. It's just a matter of getting the last few items standing. I just need this bit of winter to end.
Two will be visited all winter as weather permits. That's another story.
The wild cultivated gardens are fine without me. I can wait for more crushing snows and blasting winds to knock down as much as it can before I have to worry about cutting things down. And then only as weather permits.
What kind of winter will it be? The house is clean. What's next on the list?
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3 comments:
Love how you did the stones. They really stand out even in the snow. Makes me think of things I have seen in Ireland & Scotland.
Sallysmom, there is a real aspect of Northern European inspiration in Creation.
Thanks for sharing your snow photos-I've missed seeing the blue snow and tree shadows here.
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