She's lived there for quite a few years now. Her 'land of lakes' is ice free all year long. Mine? Not so much! There are lots of lakes and ponds in this state, but most are still 'asleep' in ice. Although that little red line on my outside thermometer (they say) is going to be reaching 60 for the first time, in many months today. I heard on the news this morning, that if you have ice fishing shacks on lakes in Maine, ya better move 'em. On my calendar, spring is less than 3 weeks away, but looking out my back windows you wouldn't believe it. Of course, where I live, March is a winter month; heck, April sometimes is!
We are having some rain today or this morning. It is very windy. The honeysuckle is sprouting some new leaves. I think spring is here as it is now 59º and that is warm. Our oak leaves from last year are still here. In places they are deep and hopefully the wind will move them around so we will not have to rake.
ReplyDeletebelle photo de ces feuilles dans l'eau gelée. il doit en effet faire tres froid
ReplyDeleteUsually March is a still a little chilly in Oklahoma but I ran six miles last night in shorts and a tshirt.
ReplyDeleteGreat weather for running. Bad for natural gas prices.
beautiful photo and happy birthday to your sis and enjoy your warm weather!
ReplyDeleteI remember when I lived in Illinois. The first time the temp got above 50, people would be driving around with the tops down on convertables. Enjoy your warm temps.
ReplyDeleteI hope your sister has a wonderful day.
ReplyDeleteMy new mantra is...spring cannot come soon enough!!
ReplyDeletei remember those same long winters from wisconsin. :)
ReplyDeleteGreat abstract Birdman. Happy birthday to your Sis!!
ReplyDeleteThe convertibles had tops down here yesterday and tomorrow we get a bit of snow. Must be March!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the nice memories, bro,
ReplyDeleteJust because it's my birthday, I ordered this weather for you. Now you owe me!
Glorious photo! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteGod bless you!
Cezar