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Showing posts with label rural living. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rural living. Show all posts
Sunday, March 17, 2013
Tuesday, July 31, 2012
What Were You Doing Earlier This Afternoon?
I hope that if any of you were out lounging by your pool in your birthday suit earlier this afternoon you reached over and found a towel to cover yourself with.
You just never know who will be watching.....
You just never know who will be watching.....
Thursday, July 19, 2012
Monday, May 7, 2012
The Rural Sign Painter Is Back !
The Rural Sign Painter is back and, as usual, I intend on catching his works of art every chance I get.
Tuesday, April 19, 2011
Rural Living During Spring
When you live 5 miles from the highway, deep in the country, anything can be seen traveling down the road. On my way to run some errands I spotted what seemed to be a brown fuzzy ball of fur venturing down the road close to the shoulder.
I was lucky enough to run into a nearby neighbor, now retired from the DNR, and asked him what it could have been. I had seen a muskrat! Well, I KNOW what a muskrat looks like but had never seen one so far from where they normally live, never walking down the shoulder of the road and certainly never one so small. According to him, the reason is that with the unusual high tides we have experienced lately the muskrat are making their tunnels in nearby ditches.
Well, that makes sense, I guess, but the tiny, furry thing seemed to be to far away from his natural habitat for my preference. So, on the return trip back home I slowed in the area I had seen the muskrat. Sure enough, there that furry thisg was nibbling on fresh green grass completely uninterested that I was there aiming a camera towards it.
I was lucky enough to run into a nearby neighbor, now retired from the DNR, and asked him what it could have been. I had seen a muskrat! Well, I KNOW what a muskrat looks like but had never seen one so far from where they normally live, never walking down the shoulder of the road and certainly never one so small. According to him, the reason is that with the unusual high tides we have experienced lately the muskrat are making their tunnels in nearby ditches.
Well, that makes sense, I guess, but the tiny, furry thing seemed to be to far away from his natural habitat for my preference. So, on the return trip back home I slowed in the area I had seen the muskrat. Sure enough, there that furry thisg was nibbling on fresh green grass completely uninterested that I was there aiming a camera towards it.
Meet Marietta Muskrat!
I drew my own conclusion on this matter because I'm still not comforable with this littlle thing venturing so far from the water even though it knows very well what it's doing.
Even muskrat like to dine away from home.
Thursday, April 29, 2010
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