Something Was Busy Last Night

These were scattered all over the field behind the house but not so much in the back part of the field. I have no idea how or who made these but something was busy last night. Too early for Heidi to walk but she will enjoy an afternoon outside that will be close to 70° today ... maybe some photos of her later today.

Heidi Continues Hibernation

It was close that Heidi might declare "Spring is Here" yesterday as the temps approached 70° but that would have been too early and she knew it. It was "feels like" 28° this morning. She will leave her sleeping bag to eat, take afternoon naps on the couch and a few short trips outside to relieve herself but no sun bathing yet. The bloodhounds of course, don't care about weather.

Warmer Days Ahead ... Finally

It was still cold this morning on our walk but by this afternoon it will be back into the 60's and that light snow yesterday will seem like a distant memory. Heidi is still hibernating until it's warmer.

The Hounds Put Their Rain Boots On

After two days and nights of a lot of rain, you'll see some standing water behind Stella as we started our walk this morning. As we moved to the back of the field the 'pond' increased in size. None of that bothered Sadie of course ... to her, it's the field and it's time to track scent.

Hard to believe another Friday is here in 'the tropics' of Southern Indiana.

It's Warm Again !!!

It might be a little wet but at least it's warm again. 57° never felt so warm. Back to a jacket and ball cap and ready for afternoon thunderstorms.

Yes, there has been some "spring cleaning" on the blog.

Good days continue here in 'the tropics' of Southern Indiana.

The Bloodhounds Love Morning Walks

Sadie and Stella react in different ways while I put on my jacket and gloves to stay warm during the walks. Stella nudges my hand with her nose, Sadie whines and bounces on her rear legs non-stop in excitement. They also differ in what kinds of walks they take ... these  photos are from this morning.

 --  Stella

A little different blog format this morning from 'the tropics' of southern Indiana.