Our winds have been brisk lately and the airborne fluff from the trees is collecting all around our hiking spot. Luckily, the dogs don't seem to mind!
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Creek Hiker: Life in the foothills of Southern California with a beloved mutt in tow.
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- Musings on life, lampwork glass beads, rubber stamps, and all sorts of crafty things. ********************** Old fashioned Southern Belle (yeah, we still exist) whose greatest joy is the daily hikes with my dog. I make food safe rubber stamps (combining the love of baking and stamping) and also make lampwork beads and sell jewelry. In my spare time, I write for tv and other clients and dabble in web development. Email Creekhiker
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hihi miss creekhiker 'n miss mabel!
me 'n asa are just peachy. thanks for askin'! i am wonderin' if ya'll make fun beards out of that cotton tree stuffs. you could practice your santa paws impersonations! teehee.
*woof*
the booker man
pee s -- while we're woofin' about senior dog toots, lemme just fill you in on asa. my big sis is full of hot air, and she likes to let you know it. i swear she gets jet propulsion every time she let's it rip. then she comes runnin' over to mama or daddy like she doesn't know what just happened. me, on the other hand...i like to drop a nice SBD in the middle of the room. bonus points if everybodee's in the middle of eatin' supper or somethingie. HEEHEE.
Are those the thingies that make peeps with allergies get all sneezy? When we see them all collected there, it makes us think you might have some snow there:)
Woos - Phantom, Ciara, and Lightning
Wow!! That's a bunch of fluff!! Our Mama would be all sneezy!!
We are getting lots of wind up here in NorCal too!
Smileys!
Dory and her Brothers
The trees we call cotton wood around here dump their seeds in the spring. I wonder if they are the same or different trees.
Cindy
Wow, we have never seen those before. Have a great weekend xxoxxx
Mollie and Alfie
Here in Oregon, cottonwoods only put out seeds in the late Spring, so I'm astounded that you have them now. Do they reproduce twice a year in southern Cal?
I just think all the seeds don't come down until our fall winds hit.
Oddly, this is one of the few things on the planet that doesn't seem to set off my allergies!
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