Springtime is here

The is getting warmer, and the days are stretching out longer, giving us more daylight to enjoy. The rain is slowly becoming less frequent, making way for sunnier skies.

The ducks have started laying eggs again, and now we have so many that we sometimes have to make devilled eggs just to keep up. Could be worse, right?

The cows are thrilled about the spring growth. They're not just content with grazing peacefully; they're getting a little overexcited. They're running around the paddocks with newfound energy and sometimes decide that fences are merely suggestions. Every now and then, they break free and pay us a visit, probably to check up on us and see what we're up to.

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