Finally in February our winter is melting. I'm out catching a few rays of sunshine.
Finally in February our winter is melting. I'm out catching a few rays of sunshine.
Finally in February our winter is melting. I'm out catching a few rays of sunshine.
Finally in February our winter is melting. I'm out catching a few rays of sunshine.
Finally in February our winter is melting. I'm out catching a few rays of sunshine.
Finally in February our winter is melting. I'm out catching a few rays of sunshine.
Finally in February our winter is melting. I'm out catching a few rays of sunshine.
March 2017. Still cool and rainy spring I got out to Turnbull Wildlife Preserve to commune with nature. This is the trail sign to Kepple Lake.
March 2017. Still cool and rainy spring I got out to Turnbull Wildlife Preserve to commune with nature. This is another photo by the sign to Kepple Lake. There is a nice paved parking area on a 5 mile visitor trail.
The National Wildlife Preserve provides these nice toilet facilities at their parking areas.
Here is another photo at the Kepple Lake parking toilet facility.
Across the tourist access road from parking is this sign directing visitors where to go for Keppel Lake.
One of the nature trails leads to 30 acre lake. I took a picture of the sign beside the tourist loup road.
Continuing on down the tourist loup road one comes to Black Horse Lake which has another nice paved parking area, toilet, signs, and even a boardwalk. This is the sign by the parking area.
Across the paved parking from the sign is this nice concrete toilet structure. Its a one holer unisex place.
The light spring rain continued all say as I walked out on the boardwalk across the lake. Here is one of their interpretive signs. A flock of ducks was enjoying the rain more than I was.
Here is another picture by the interpretive sign. Even though the day was cool and wet I felt warm enough while doing all the walking around.
Farther out on the boardwalk one can see more ducks.
One last photo by the interpretive sign. As I was leaving the boardwalk another visitor drove past on the tourist road. They didn't stop to get out at this location.
It was such a fine spring day, despite the rain, that more walking about was needed after leaving the National Wildlife Refuge. The grass is not green yet.
Life is to be enjoyed. Go yourself out into a natural area, or your front lawn, and enjoy the beauty.
One last photo heading home. A beautiful spring day to be out natural as part of nature.
