Murphy and her parents, K and J, came for a visit and brought lots of snow with them!
Here's a short clip of Murphy and Ms. Pearl, having some quality time, playing in the snow. Murphy has no hangups being around big dogs; she's a girl that just wants to have fun.
Two retired high school teachers from Southern California move to a 100 acre ranch in rural Northern New Mexico. Why the name? This place nickels and dimes us to death, but we wouldn't have it any other way.
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Tuesday, April 3, 2012
Temps in the '70's, and then, Bam!
K and J are visiting and brought snow. Just last week while I was hiking about in my shirtsleeves, I thought, "These little sprigs of grass are cute! I hope we get some moisture soon to keep them growing." I was feeling a little gloomy, worried that the steers would not have enough grass to last until July, which is when the natural grass-fed beef co-op buys them.
So now we have the moisture I asked for: First driving rain, then little hail pellets followed by large, gloopy flakes of snow, until we settled into something more serious. More snow is expected today.
I hope the apple buds are okay.
So now we have the moisture I asked for: First driving rain, then little hail pellets followed by large, gloopy flakes of snow, until we settled into something more serious. More snow is expected today.
I hope the apple buds are okay.
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Growing Dome,
snow,
water
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