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Temperatures climbed close to 70 here yesterday. The breeze was warm and the sun felt hot when the clouds cleared. I love it when I have men here working in this kind of weather. They get sweaty and sometimes they take off their shirts.

In this kind of weather, the whole world feels frisky and full of hope. Everything is possible, even catching that last chicken.

Grass wants to grow.

Existing gardens stretch and whisper of work.

Gardens-to-come dream of being built.

New trees want to bud.

Lovers pine.

Dogs relax their guard.

Sheep dot.

Goats lumber heavy with babies.

The farm tastes like spring, full and rich, yet under the bright, clearing sky, men still don’t take off their shirts. As if they are the only ones who did not get the memo.

I guess you can’t have everything!
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Love the pics, especially the green grass by the creek, and the dog (Coco?) snuggling on the goat.
The new horse shelter is lookin’ good. (And the workers too!)
Looking forward to seeing your new garden!
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We have had a bit of much needed and welcomed snow for the last two days. Not tons but hopefully enough to fill the water reservoirs in the mountains and stave off the impending drought everyone has been talking about over winter.
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Here it is the last weekend in January and for some, the first healthy snow of the season is due in town on Friday.
WSAZ Tony Cavalier
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http://www.hobbyfarms.com/livestock-and-pets/once-a-day-milk-cows.aspx
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