This huge glacial erratic rock used to be in town, but it was moved down here a number of years ago.
Someone's late garden has pure pink gladiolas, and one of the hostas with large white flowers.
Growing in the "wild" was this Trumpet Vine (or Cow-Itch vine!), Campsis radicans. It's very showy, and it's native.
In other news, I worked on required things in the morning, and walked and gardened in the afternoon. This is really the schedule of a perfect day in my opinion. I'm trying to make it the general plan of my "normal" life.
Miles walked in 2024: 411.2
 | See Walking Tour du Ludington |
4 comments:
Good for you getting the important stuff done before the fun stuff.
Ann- I'm trying
Lulu: "Is it just me or does that glacial rock look like it wants to give everybody a big hug ... ?"
Lulu- I think it's more like a map of Michigan
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