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A day at the Hollow

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We spent Saturday (3/28) at the Hollow. We did a "walk-about", and took a few pictures. Everything is still quite dormant on the surface of it, but you can see little bits of stuff here and there. The first on the top left is a day lily pushing a tender green nose up from last years leaves. The second is the first blossom at the Hollow, down near the creek where it's dampish. I've no idea what it's called, I hope someone knows it's name. On the bottom left is a shot of some moss sending out fresh growth, and the bottom right is .. yup, you guessed it, a bug. Again, no idea what it is, but I thought it was cute with it's rather punk hairstyle and fuzzy face. Anyone know what it's name is? Found some very small branches of fir tree on the ground, and put them in a little plastic vase I have on Gracie Anne's grave. Cleaned up some of winter's debris and thought about what kind of ground cover I want to plant on there. I was thinking maybe a varigated thyme. It would grow close to the ground and wouldn't need much in the way of maintainace and it would smell so nice. We opened up the camper, did lots of cleanup outside, and for now, we'll just spend the day whenever weather permits, and in a few short weeks,we can get down to some serious camping! You guys had me giggling at your comments on "Vermin Patrol"! Some of you inquired if they could be hired or rented .. yes, they can. They do swift work of home basements. Castles and palaces take a little longer. Rates are reasonable too, you pay transportation to and from the job, they get to keep anything they catch. That's it. Simple contract, no complications. Many thanks for the faves on that little bit of sillines!

Comments (52)


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Jay-el-Jay

1:06AM | Mon, 30 March 2009

It looks like it was a worthwhile day searching out and discovering these signs of rebirth.Good work.

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DennisReed

1:14AM | Mon, 30 March 2009

Stunning captures, and a cute fuzzy wuzzy!

whaleman

1:27AM | Mon, 30 March 2009

Nicely done!

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Juliette.Gribnau

1:48AM | Mon, 30 March 2009

aaaahh awesome shots ! F

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mikeerson

1:56AM | Mon, 30 March 2009

That's one funny looking bee... fuzzy... glad you got to spend time at the Hollow... We were thinking of going to the cabin, but it's winterized for another month and we got a blizzard that came to town before we left.

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lyron

2:54AM | Mon, 30 March 2009

Fantastic collage!!

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durleybeachbum

4:14AM | Mon, 30 March 2009

SOOO interesting!

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LBJ2

6:38AM | Mon, 30 March 2009

Beautiful macro's, Rita. Signs of SPRING... wonderful, isn't it..: #:o)..Nice to hear you remember to put some flowers on your lost friend's last resting place.

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miashadows

6:55AM | Mon, 30 March 2009

Very beautiful photo's Rita ,you can feel spring in the air.Cute bug but don't let my mother get a hold of him.

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CavalierLady

7:11AM | Mon, 30 March 2009

Lovely collage of life renewing and great shot of the cute little insect!

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magnus073

7:12AM | Mon, 30 March 2009

Great series of photos here of all the beauty from the Hollow, nice work Rita

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Faemike55

8:44AM | Mon, 30 March 2009

Great set of photos, Rita! Very nice!

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claude19

9:14AM | Mon, 30 March 2009

The first signs of the Arrival of the Spring in your country ! I like these beautiful shots ! EXCELLENT !!!

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Dragonluna1

9:28AM | Mon, 30 March 2009

Beautiful!!

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delbeke

10:38AM | Mon, 30 March 2009

Isn't wonderful after all we do to the earth, it still can renew it self. Spring is on it's way. Wonderful shots of the Hollow coming alive again. I am seeing signs of renwal here. That wonderful spring green is beginning to appear in the forest. :o)

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virginiese

10:39AM | Mon, 30 March 2009

nice collage of beautiful captures. I love the POV !

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e-brink

10:49AM | Mon, 30 March 2009

Spring! Nicely presented.

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pops

12:16PM | Mon, 30 March 2009

Excellent collage

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farmerC

12:56PM | Mon, 30 March 2009

Exellente Creation.

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drag

1:20PM | Mon, 30 March 2009

What a nice capture of spring. We have some buds on the trees but not alot happen yet here. It is still chilly and dark.

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carlx

1:21PM | Mon, 30 March 2009

Fantastic collage, Rita!!! Superb captures!!!

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MagikUnicorn

1:37PM | Mon, 30 March 2009

Very beautiful collage! Marvelous Art

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kleinhoon

2:13PM | Mon, 30 March 2009

Fantastic spring collection, wonderful done..!!

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amota99517

2:19PM | Mon, 30 March 2009

These are some great shots to show the coming of spring.

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qrud

2:20PM | Mon, 30 March 2009

Wonderful view of picture

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miwi

2:36PM | Mon, 30 March 2009

Beautiful shots,excellent work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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KaToFel

3:28PM | Mon, 30 March 2009

Although the night is damp, the little firefly ventures out, and slowly lights his lamp. Insects are transcendental greeting-bringer.... deliverer? ...or: to deliver a message? And, it is good to see that you are living now all the time outside of your computer.

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Bampster

6:27PM | Mon, 30 March 2009

Looks like your beloved Hollow is coming to life--excellent Rita!!!!!

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bpclarke

6:43PM | Mon, 30 March 2009

What a gorgeous collage! I love spring images the best I think. All that new life springing forth and just being new and joyful and stuff. ;o) Excellent captures. Bunny

MrsLubner

6:54PM | Mon, 30 March 2009

Wonderful collage and story.

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