It has been raining here for EVER. Lakes are full, ponds are full, rivers are full. We have no where to put any more water. On top of that, last night and today we had an epic wind storm. Tomorrow we will be checking out our road for fallen trees. This might take some time depending if and/or how many trees are down. After that we'll take a tour of the lake and check your properties for any damage. If you don't hear from me in a couple of days, then you're OK.
The dock was OK when I took this pic.
But after the wind died down, the dock was askew.
Screws pulled right thru the wood. Probably better than mangled aluminum.
The robins are migrating thru.
Clearing up for a sunset.
I've been trying to get the grouse to eat from my hand. It's harder 'cause they weren't here as chicks this year.
No problem hand feeding these guys. Some kibble to go, please.
Some how I don't remember Tuesday starting out so nice.
Wednesday morning was the start of demolition at Frasertown, heretofore known as Fraser Village.
I didn't stay around for "after" pics. Time for that later.
Later, the AKA Smiths came out to the camp to take some stuff back to town. Jon is moving around pretty good, but I can still out run him, with a head start.
There was still snow on the dark side of the lake.
Ya know yer a "Townie" when ya gotta lite a fire for a half hour visit.
Did you know that November is Diabetes Awareness Month? Diabetics are Super Heroes.
I copied this from my daughter's facebook page. Those finger pricks sure add up.
A pic of my sister's free range rabbit farm. Oh, wait, it's not a farm, it's a sanctuary 'cause yer not allowed to eat them.
A funny.
A funnier.
I'll probably be too busy tomorrow to remind you, so, I'll do it now.
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