Marching, or in Tanks case jumping, through the second half the month:
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March 18 (Remi waaay ahead)
Tanks shadows!
March 19
enjoying late season snow
I was so surprised to find another isolated heart (below)!! Same path. I had stopped to snap a photo of Tank and almost stepped on the heart with my snowshoes. If I had, it would have become my broken heart.
no clue what formed this almost perfectly shaped heart (not me)
yes you blondee, get down
March 20 sunset
mother nature took a big pine down
(13 secs)
March 22 cloudy layered sunset
taking 3 dogs for a walk
March 23
(Tank, Remi and Leo the cat-dog)
everything smells better together
Tank is always watching out for me
Harmony enjoying bed and breakfast
March 24
Our round bales easily fall apart and are so messy! Brad said "we will never do round bales again". Don't know until you try.
catkins caught my eye
Google says they are from a Hazelnut. Hmm. Maybe?
Tank & Remi
March 25
naturalized grape hyacinths
March 26
calm grazing on emerging grass
March 27
are you coming?
the dogs sniff a lot in the disturbed area
Nemo & Cierra under cover
(no clue why photos are so much darker in blogger)
Tank & Rem-Rem
March 30
It is unusual for me to have all three big dogs together these days.
Remi taking a break
She will be 10 at the end of May. Bernese Mountain dogs life expectancy is 6-8 yrs. She is a medium sized Berny and doing good. Country life suits her well. She loves the woods, the barn and me.
Tank & Remi on barn watch (Leo photo bomb)
March 30
More scratches please (Hope)
March 31
Koda and friends walking
(5 secs)
Tank takes his horse job seriously
This concludes a snapshot of March happenings.
April should bring rain showers, with less weather swings. My early daffodils are about to open and many perennials are poking through the ground. It won't be long and active gardening season will take over! Unfortunately, so will the dreaded flying biters.
Taking the good with the bad, makes us appreciate the good even more.
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