This is just across the street from grandma's house. Right in the center of the photo, you can see the last big patch of snow on the ground. It's where the earth must be a little colder. This snow does not melt.
This is a garage in front of one of the lake houses. For months, the snow in front of these garage doors was 3-4 feet deep--due to snowfall and plowing. Now it is all but gone.
This is easily the most disheveled lake house. It could use some work--I think!
This is the first weekend that we could actually see the water on the lake. This is one of the better views from the street. The lake houses are built so close together, there's not a lot of space for a picture.
The dog, sniffing the leaves. She loves to "investigate" things on the ground or even in the road. She is very curious sometimes.
These are the junk newspapers I wrote about earlier.
The front of the garage. Last of the snow until next winter--I hope!!!
More trash newspapers. This is right next to where we live. The mailbox stand on the left was for Shirley's sister-in-law's house, next to us. She doesn't live there anymore, but the mail kept coming. So her children removed the box. If only that had stopped the junk papers...
The mailbox that got plowed over this winter during snow clearing. It's about 50 yards up the road from us.
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