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These are images from our property and some from the surrounding land. Everyday we find new surprises such as: fragrent flowering vines, goupher tourtosies, Chuck-will's-widow, oaks, dogwoods, awsome indigo snakes (they eat rattle snakes) and wild blackberrys.

2008 The Southwest corner. View of road leading up to the house. For unknown reasons the back of the house faces the entrance to the property.

This is the road leading to our property. Our mailbox is on the paved road that leads to this road. It is about 3/4 of a mile from the farm.

Image one is about 50 feet past the mailbox.

For a short stretch the road splits and than returns to one before the bend.

None of the pictures came out after the bend in the road. The road becomes considerably rougher to drive and driving while snapping photos just didn't workout.

BELOW: Lucas took these pictures while on a nature walk. The first is from a skull found in our yard. The second is taken from our house looking down the road that leads to the end of our property at the bottom of the hill. The last is a spider.

View of road from southern edge of the farm. 2007

We are trying to keep the land as close to native Florida as possible. Left is an endangered goupher tourtosie. He lives along the bottom of our road. Please drive carefully when visiting!

Chuck_will's_widows are a faviorte. When out at night, watching the star filled sky, you can hear their sweet sound all around you. To hear the sound please visit: http://www.mbr-pwrc.usgs.gov/Infocenter/i4160id.html


above: View from our front door. right: our first hike through the woods on the northeast corner of our land. We found a dear skull, but lost our way. below: Uncle Pat tries to help find our property boundries while giving a lesson on tree types. You can see Paul on left corner trying to get lost exploring the woods on his own. Perhaps some sort of GPS chip should be placed in his shoes before we end up with one less kid.

	Dad is clearing the debris and burning it in our fire pit.
Below: Mom is using the girls broken bunk bed for a garden border. Across: Mom, Sarah and Amelia with a baby pine.
	Garden update! 2006 We had a Flower bloom. It was a gift from the Riordan's and it actually survied! update spring 2007: Reblossomed...one of the few things I ever kept alive!

Right: Wild flowers 2006

Below: Flower on the side of the road. It has a very thorny bud!

One of mom's favorite trees, a Dogwood.
	Below: 2006 Mom's dogwood as seen from behind the house off in the distances .

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