This is the creek in October without much water in it. It's the southern boundary of this property. As the daughter of someone who grew up on a creek bank having this creek is such a good feeling, but it's kind of frustrating. Because it's the boundary, it's useless as a water source for the bottom land which is the biggest piece of pasture I've got. (Several owners ago it was in tobacco.) When it rains a lot it gets to be several feet deep, but when it's been dry, it's more of a trickle, so I doubt it's a source of fish, either.
Ah, yes, but it is a creek! I wish we had a creek. All we have is swamp.
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That IS too bad, but it is very nice to look at! I love creeks.
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You're sooooo lucky to have a creek running through your property! I could just sit by one forever listening to and watching the trickle of the stream. Being as I love to take photos for references for my artwork, I love to see different water pictures, and especially creeks and ponds. Thanks for letting me in on your beautiful place!
ReplyDeleteI can't believe you're complaining about your creek! Golly, I miss the country. In fact I just miss dirt, period. I have no dirt to dig in unless I go buy some and put it in a pot.
ReplyDeleteI wish spring would get here so I could take some walks in the park, at least. In Central Park there are places where you can't even tell you're in the city.
Mary Anne - your randomly generated letter is J - have fun with it!
ReplyDeleteI'm just complaining about my creek because I can't complain about my non-existent cows. Running water is always special.
ReplyDeleteJ. Here we go.