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Ruth
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Silent Sunday
Tag: Spring
Goats Along the Monongahela
Tuesday morning I met two good friends for brunch. We used to teach together at Greenfield School years ago. Although I’d written it on my calendar, I’m so used to not going out much I had to receive a text from Donna asking if I was on my way. Oooops!
After we ate, Sue and I walked along the River Trail. We had a couple of years to catch up with one another.
Donna, we are so sorry you missed the goats!
We saw this sign first, as Sue had told me it was one of the nations busiest rivers for barge traffic.
As we walked along the trail, (which goes all the way to Washington DC and Sue’s sons have biked it) we saw an electric fence and this sign
Sue spotted the goats as I was taking photos of the underbelly of the Homestead Grays Bridge
I’d posted about goats at the tea store in Millvale Landscaping Goats at Knit Night and also at a Rent a Goat at Pittsburgh Botanical Garden in Oakdale a couple of years ago. And you might remember I booked a Goat With a Note for a zoom meeting.
Do you like the scent of lilacs?
I love the old fashioned look of lilacs in the white ironstone pitcher.
But do I like the scent of the bouquet in my house?
Reminded me of scent of Hyacinths at Easter.
Pretty intense.
You have to move to get the light right
Wordless Wednesday
April 2010
From the archives.
Michael and his Aunt Lala flew a kite in the backyard.
Spring Snow Effect on Blossoms
Taken less than a week apart -the same two trees.
Spring Sign
Spring Puddle Raindrops
Japanese Maple Leaves
Japanese maple (Acer palmatum) after the rain on Sunday. The colors were so rich.
“The Japanese word “momiji” is sometimes applied to this tree in its native land. The word is said to have two meanings, both of them appropriate for the description of this wonderful tree: “baby’s hands” and “becomes crimson leaves.” Arbor Day Foundation website
