The power came back on about 20 minutes later.
Trucks for Colquitt EMC on Hambrick Road during a power outage, 2025:06:09 15:35:12, https://www.google.com/maps/@31.0148245,-83.2695067,17z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m2!3m1!1s0x0:0x0
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The power came back on about 20 minutes later.
Trucks for Colquitt EMC on Hambrick Road during a power outage, 2025:06:09 15:35:12, https://www.google.com/maps/@31.0148245,-83.2695067,17z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m2!3m1!1s0x0:0x0
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But Sky Dog is not in the picture.
River, Honeybun, Blondie, Gretchen, Lucky Peggy’s north field, and the sky
Sky was behind me, on the golf cart.
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Sometimes I need to go on top of the overroof we built, to clean the wood stove chimney, or to sweep off pinestraw. Instead of climbing 16 feet up the straw-slippery roof slope, I prefer to go through this trap door.
Which blew open in Hurricane Helene. So now it has a latch.
Who knows that that thing I used to hold the latch shut is called? (I’m not going to admit I had to look it up.)
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Scattered across an acre like this, growing on blackberry bushes, maypop is one of the most recognizable flowers.
Aka Passionflower, Passiflora incarnata is the host plant of the Gulf fritillary butterfly, Dione vanillae. The adult butterflies plant eggs on maypops, and the caterpillars eat the leaves. http://www.okraparadisefarms.com/blog/?p=9756
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Update 2025-06-02: Maypops 2025-05-30.
This Gulf fritillary was frittering away in the garden.
A Dione vanillae, at about 3 inches wingspan, looks small beside the cucumber plants. Continue reading
This volunteer American Persimmon is along the old road.
I will endeavor not to mow up this Diospyros virginiana.
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She covers them up after she catches them.
River and her buried armadillo
And she grumbles if any other dog comes near.
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