As you probably already know, and may have experienced personally,
the first snowstorm of the season hit the East Coast during the last weekend of October.
It was cold, icy, snowy and rainy.
Yet this weekend was a complete turn-around,
with bright sunshine and crisp temperatures in the mid-50s. So my blog's title of "Raking Through the Leaves" took on a completely different meaning!
In addition to the big piles of leaves across the front yard, that bank of leaves along the driveway is about 40 feet long. Thankfully, the leaves are now mulched and feeding the backyard compost.
I can assure you, there was no genealogy research done that day!
In addition to the big piles of leaves across the front yard, that bank of leaves along the driveway is about 40 feet long. Thankfully, the leaves are now mulched and feeding the backyard compost.
I can assure you, there was no genealogy research done that day!
Special thanks
go out to
hubby for
all the hard work!
Welcome to blogging and what a lovely blog you have! I am also researching the name BEARD, although not diligently some other ancestors have elbowed their way upfront. My BEARD connection is in Marion County, Missouri in the 1800's.
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