Today, this shed on the corner of Fry and Good is being cleaned out and most everything goes into the dumpsters.

These two are using proper precautious measures not to inhale the wrong stuff floating through the clean Florida air.

 

Nature doesn’t need our help to thrive. A few days ago I posted this picture of the Resurrection Ferns in the Pinecraft park. Then we had rain two night’s ago.

Before – dry, brown, dead.

After the rain

This section of the Phillippi Creek bank looks like a tangled mess. Even so it is teaming with life. If left to itself for another five-ten years we will have shade trees along this section of the creek.

Years ago I read and studied nature. If we leave an open pasture or field to itself it will grow up in weeds for a certain number of years. The next stage is brier patches as birds flying overhead drop seeds. The third stage is trees growing up and out from the brier patches.

The well worn path is empty of bikes and people.

Shuffleboard Entrance

Looks like these people vanished. There was nobody around, not a single person.

Pinecraft’s Summer Season started two months early.

The Melard Coach left for home this morning.

Ms Nancy Coblentz reached for her helper’s strong arm as they walked through the parking lot.

Visiting at the Pinecraft Park tonight.