"Spring time in the northwoods baby"

Not long after we moved here Kelli and the kids used to babysit a little girl named Maggie. We had a dirt drive way as we had not yet gotten any gravel. Every spring it would be a muddy slippery mess. One time Maggie's dad came to pick her up and he had to slip slide his way to the house in his little pick up truck. The mud was easily over the tops of our boots. Anyway, I apologized to him for how bad our driveway was. He shrugged his shoulders and said "hey, that's spring time in the northwoods baby!" I still get a chuckle when I think of it and to this day when ever the weather in spring time throws us a challenge that's what I say, "that's spring time in the northwoods baby!".

You never know what your going to get here in the spring. This year just days into spring we got a snow storm, pictured below. Between 6 and 8 inches here in Sugar Camp. Rhinelander got over a foot.

View from my parents porch.

My dad moving snow in his plow truck.

Dad shoveling his sidewalk.

Arie enjoying a deer leg bone.

Nose licking good!

Geese happy in the snow on a sunny day.

We got this one as a gosling in 1998. He'll be 13 years old this year.

Titan, son of Dakota

Dakota

Titan peeking over the fence at Dakota.

Dakota

Titan and Dakota

A few pictures

I took a few pictures yesterday to put on here so you'll know I didn't fall off the face of the earth. As you can tell it's been awhile since I posted anything. So here's a few pictures just so you know we are still here.

Geese and a duck.

Ariella's getting big.

Junior, one of our oldest cats.

Until Next Time