Almost too bright and warm for garden work, but a new bit of fencing got built (to keep squash vines from wandering and taking over the lawn), and five fifteen-foot rows of beets got planted—using the should-have-been-patented, no-kneel seeder developed last year. Squash would have been planted too, except the hour got late and the rain moved in. But...no complain about rain...it has already, in just a few hours, greened things up substntially.

How different here from Kagawong. Yesterday, Therese drove over to Serendipity and sent the following photos. They, along with other information, have helped us decide to postpone departure for a week or so—a first in living memory.