Yesterday was the first day in several days that I didn't have someone here or that I didn't have to be somewhere else. These are random photos taken during that time.

Walking with the dogs Across the Road. Beautiful green fields and blue sky.

The irrigation water is on and the ditches are full. This is Ginny's first jump of the season.

On Thursday I presented a program to Black Sheep Handweavers Guild that meets in Woodside, south of San Francisco. I figured out why the guild invites their speaker to meet for dinner prior to the meeting. If you get together at 5:30 that means that means that the speaker is actually there and ready for the talk at 7:30. If a speaker tries to get to town at 7:00 chances are that she will never make it on time.

I allowed more than the 2 1/2 hours shown on my phone but traffic kept moving. That got me there ahead of schedule (even with a 9 minute nap in my car when I just had to pull over) and I had time to investigate a "vista point". After driving through the Bay Area traffic I was pleasantly surprised to see this view.

Back on the farm the next morning...take a look at where I just took the electric net fence down.

Read,Zoe,Judy

I taught a Learn to Weave class on Saturday and Sunday. These are these new weavers first projects.

Yesterday I got back to skirting fleeces. Fandango's fleece struck me as really nice. I'm loving the softness and loft, as well as color

This morning the sheep went onto fresh pasture again.

The weeping willow tree is always a favorite.

It's amazing what a little (or a lot) of rain will do for plants. I hope that when I start irrigating I can keep up the current momentum of this pasture. If the weather does as predicted (getting into the 80's) I'll need to irrigate soon.