Hot

Forecasters are predicting several days of extremely hot weather starting Sunday that could put people and crops in danger.
Temperatures in the upper 90s are expected across the state this week and the heat plus humidity could put people at risk, according to the National Weather Service.
"It is when the temperature doesn't drop below 80 at night over a period of days that we get concerned, especially with the homeless..." Record high temperatures for the year are expected for parts of Middle Tennessee this week

Whitty wakes up

She's waiting for momma to awaken.

Early morning

It's a cloudy day at the river.

Back home at the farm

We're back at the river today. The garden is full of tomatoes, potatoes, squash, onions, corn, cabbage, broccoli, watermelon, cantaloupe, green beans, jalapeño peppers, cucumbers and some herbs.

Spring has sprung

Can you see the little bug?

Groundhog day surprise

We awoke to a new-fallen snow on the Wandering Trail.
Can you see if the Groundhog saw his shadow?