Spring has arrived at my home in Lucerne Valley. In spite of the chickens trying to eat these daffodils when they first sprouted, they've managed to bloom.
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| Moonrise in Lucerne Valley CA |
I'm enjoying the perfect weather before the blasting heat of summer arrives. We have a very short spring here. And it is still winter according to the calendar. I bought a red pear tree to plant as well as 2 olive trees. The olive trees are different varieties and will cross-pollinate each other. The label promises more and better fruit if you do it that way.
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| I think this photo will be a good reference for a future painting. |
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| The sunsets here are often spectacular. |
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| Northern Lights Cowl folded in half. |
A nice knitted cowl to stave off the cold. With much of the U.S. still covered in snow, I'm sure someone out there needs this so it is going in my Etsy shop.
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| Pretty cowl (neck scarf loop) to keep the chill off. |
The cowl in it's normal width. Hand knitted in acrylic yarn. The name of the yarn is Northern Lights.
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| A view of Lucerne Valley, CA at sunset. |
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| The view from my front yard. |
I hope some of the Joshua trees bloom this year but I don't see any buds yet. They have huge white flowers. They don't bloom every year and we didn't get much rain this year.
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