This is the sight that greeted us in the KH parking lot Monday morning. It was so quiet and mysterious looking.
There are still some deep woods behind our KH and with quite a few deer of all ages and sizes living in there. We see them all the time when we drive into the parking lot but they were nowhere to be seen this morning.
Everyone who knows me well knows how much I LOVE moss - all the different textures and colors both brilliant and muted. I have a call on the nicest lady whose entire yard is made up of various shades of moss and it makes me want to sprinkle fairy dust somewhere! :-)
This was just a tiny strip in the sidewalk but I couldn't resist taking a picture of it to share. It didn't rain at all but as you can see, this tree is dripping water like crazy.
I asked Gail what kind of tree this was and she was afraid to say. She said it might be a Chaney Ball tree? I have no idea if that is how you spell it - I tried to Google it but failed miserably.
We felt so bad for Gene because his nose was dripping worse than the tree. Poor thing - the moisture in the air seemed to make it worse and he was determined to go to the drug store at lunch time to get something a little stronger to take.
The last picture of our foggy Monday morning - it finally dissipated but I really enjoyed our time in the mysterious fog. Can you believe I took all these pictures with my handy dandy little telephone. Technology - it's crazy.
There are still some deep woods behind our KH and with quite a few deer of all ages and sizes living in there. We see them all the time when we drive into the parking lot but they were nowhere to be seen this morning.
Everyone who knows me well knows how much I LOVE moss - all the different textures and colors both brilliant and muted. I have a call on the nicest lady whose entire yard is made up of various shades of moss and it makes me want to sprinkle fairy dust somewhere! :-)
This was just a tiny strip in the sidewalk but I couldn't resist taking a picture of it to share. It didn't rain at all but as you can see, this tree is dripping water like crazy.
I asked Gail what kind of tree this was and she was afraid to say. She said it might be a Chaney Ball tree? I have no idea if that is how you spell it - I tried to Google it but failed miserably.
We felt so bad for Gene because his nose was dripping worse than the tree. Poor thing - the moisture in the air seemed to make it worse and he was determined to go to the drug store at lunch time to get something a little stronger to take.
The last picture of our foggy Monday morning - it finally dissipated but I really enjoyed our time in the mysterious fog. Can you believe I took all these pictures with my handy dandy little telephone. Technology - it's crazy.
Your phone has a good camera on it!...ps, I LOVE moss too! :)
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