This is somewhat of a milestone for me! The first time I have ever entered one of my pictures in a contest! So, my dear friends, if you click on this pic, then 'Like' it, the pic with the most likes gets free tickets to Cave of the Mounds! Boy, those free tickets sure would be nice! Thanks in advance for 'Liking' my pic and tell your friends too! HAHA!

YIPPEE! The first of our new crocus bulbs is blooming! Although considerably later than the 20 year old crocus bloomed. I think we planted another color of the new ones too, but can't remember. Just have to wait and see!

Fire south of Easton, Adams County. 3/17/12

One big old tree and one big old guy swinging one big old maul.

Last night's experimental pic. Can you spot Polaris, the north star?

YIPPEE! Winter is definitely over! WOOP! WOOP!

It's foggy! The robins are singing their little hearts out. I'm surrounded by them, must be a thousand. I sure hope they don't have teeth, because if they are hungry, I'm in serious trouble.......HA!

Jupiter and Venus spicing up the twilight a bit!

First one of the year! We planted this crocus (actually a bunch of these) 20 years ago and this is the only one of the old ones left. Lots of new ones planted last Fall, but those aren't blossoming yet.

It's not much of a sunrise this morning. But after such a dry, weak winter, we really need all the rain we can get. Can't have rain without clouds, so I will not let clouds depress me!

I could have been killed taking this picture tonight! Never, ever ask Karen to let you know when a car is coming if you are standing in the middle of the road at night. HAHA!

It's springtime in Central Wisconsin's wilderness!

A few pics from the front yard tonight.........

Tonight's sunset was a little more unique than most, there was a pinkish sunbeam.

First one of the year! (note the big icy puddle around it, HA!)

Spring has sprung! Let the wet and muddy season begin. HA! Not used to this warm weather, I almost broke a sweat on our little hike!

Farewell to you, my mooing friends!

A picture of Junior taking a picture of tonight's Jupiter, Moon, and Venus! HA!

Karen had a couple helpers feeding the calves tonight!

The newborn calf......

For over 100 years on the old ancestral farm, cows were milked everyday, morning and night. You are looking at the last Morgan that will ever milk cows there......

I'll miss them!