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Tuesday, March 2, 2021

Horse pastures and the Swannanoa River

 

To park at the community gardens, you passs the indoor soccer building, and the fire department, then around somone's home and some old trees to park at the top of the horse pastures. 

View further down the fence, and a different day as well!



That's I-40 in the distance, but I decided it was getting too windy off the field, so I turned around and went back where I started from rather than walking all the way around the field.


The community gardens are still under wraps, lots of plastic shrouds over the beds.

This view of the Swannanoa River may be completely hidden once the leaves come out.

Quote for today:

"We don't want tradition. We want to live in the present, and the only history that is worth a tinker's dam is the history we make today."

Henry Ford

16 comments:

  1. Hello, Barbara
    Pretty view of the River. The pastures and views are lovely.
    Take care, enjoy your day!

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    1. Thanks. I liked the photo you posted today. Have a great Wed.

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  2. I expect that the trees will soon be leafing there.

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  3. ...spring look closer in your neck of the woods than in mine! Enjoy.

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    1. I'm sure going to enjoy going around taking photos of real spring buds!

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  4. A lovely walk through the pastures there. So nice to see the river!

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  5. An interesting quote. I'm not sure if I agree with it or not. (but I like it) We're getting spring here for a few days before we go back to rain.

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    1. I sure spend a lot of time learning about my ancestors...the part of history that I especially like. We may actually have 7 days without rain.

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  6. Seeing the river is always a nice view. Spring is coming!

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    1. I love that little river. But even though it's peaceful, I get bored after a while. Need to see some spring flowers!

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  7. It's always nice to see contented horses.

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