Scrub jays, along with other birds, at the feeders provide great daily entertainment.
Occasionally a Rock Squirrel shows up.
It’s really a little too big to get on the feeder.
And it’s a big stretch from the branch.
But I guess it’s worth it in the long run.
You looking at me?
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Second year for a New Year’s Day hike might be the beginning of a new tradition.
I love being able to hike right outside my door. Well, actually we usually drive the 1.5 miles to park near the gate, then off we go, up into the Weaver Mountains.
I know I’ve posted before about hiking in the Weavers, in fact that’s where last year’s first hike was as well.
I would love to live up here but the properties are just too expensive plus would have to bring in utilities from the access road. Out of my budget even though I’m kind of looking for a place to call my own. And, no I don’t have horses.
Mike thinks there’s gold and looks at every black sand opportunity. Hope he finds a big nugget one of these days then could afford to buy the land, and keep golding.
Although there are no houses built up on these many acres obviously someone had a dream.
It’s a real balancing act….
I’m talking about life here.
Maybe I should start off small.
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