Migration north

I went by Sunshine Key Resort in the Keys today---looks deserted. Was packed a few days ago.

We live in the Fraser Valley, and when we got home they had just cut the grass in our complex. We have flowers blooming in the back yard. A couple tulip just opened up today and a Rhododendron is set to bloom.
It is raining though but will clear in a couple days.

2oldman wrote:

John & Angela wrote:

2oldman wrote:
60 miles/day works for me. Still in the Redwoods.

Well if you have to be somewhere that is one heck of a nice area to be..

The weather has been great, and it's early in the season so not many here. There's the most wonderful sweet smell of spring in the air. Like line-dried sheets with a hint of vanilla.

Nice. :)

John & Angela wrote:

2oldman wrote:
60 miles/day works for me. Still in the Redwoods.

Well if you have to be somewhere that is one heck of a nice area to be..

The weather has been great, and it's early in the season so not many here. There's the most wonderful sweet smell of spring in the air. Like line-dried sheets with a hint of vanilla.

2oldman wrote:
60 miles/day works for me. Still in the Redwoods.

Well if you have to be somewhere that is one heck of a nice area to be.

Flowers poking through in the Okanagan Valley of BC right now. Willow trees just coming out and the grass is green but the rest of the trees are going to be a few weeks yet.

60 miles/day works for me. Still in the Redwoods.

Naio wrote:
I've been on the way northward for over a month now. Slowwwwwly, taking in the sights and following the spring.

Great way to do it. :)

her&I wrote:


This is not the welcome home we had been hoping for.

That's not pretty, should be, could be deleted as a four letter word.

(SNOW) and another (COLD)

I've been on the way northward for over a month now. Slowwwwwly, taking in the sights and following the spring.

This is not the welcome home we had been hoping for.