
We went walking Sunday morning in the field and wanted to share a picture of our tree with the June leaves. Well, and the hu-dad wanted to prove that he had actually mowed our field.

We walked to the other end of the field and took this picture, which gives you an idea of how big the tree is. Look to the left of the tree and you will see the red team walking.

Turning around, we looked over at our neighbors - Cataloochee Ski. Looks like some work going on, so we went down to investigate.
Apparently, this does not really mean our feline friends. CAT is the abbreviation for Cataloochee Ski and someone just applied their sticker to this sign. If you enlarge the picture, you can see that.
Our poor dirt roads really take a beating in the winter, particularly this road which takes all of the traffic to Cataloochee Ski. We love our neighbors at the ski resort. They take such great care to remove the snow in the winter so we can get up and down the mountain, but also because they work to restore the road in the spring. Spring is when maintenance is done on our roads to take out the “washboards” and make them smooth again for the summer.
Thanks neighbor!
We told you yesterday about the absolutely terrible weather we are having. Terrible, if you are a Siberian. Our snow is melting away. The good part is that they are re-opening our part of the Blue Ridge Parkway, so we are able to get to some of our higher elevation trails. Yesterday morning, we headed up to Waterrock Knob whose elevation tops out at 6,292 feet (1,918 meters).
P.S. – A very Happy Birthday to our hu-grandmom – mom to The Thundering Herd Annex, Tartok and Ruby. Have a great Birthday!