Still snow here to, in Naples, Maine. Much less of it on the Coast, 35 miles south. Be gone snow! I have seen a couple flocks of geese heading your way Stephen so Spring must be coming. Marion . > > So, not much news from the green isles these days. I still have two > feet of snow some places in my yard, but that will soon disappear. > Spring here, as in Orkney, is a tonic for the soul. > > Cheers....Stephen in central Canada

Haha...send all the geese back that you want. Must be a few we missed in the fall! We have zillions of them, and they are becoming a real nuisance, but nonetheless, goose sausage is quite tasty. How are you doing? Still have you on my prayer list for the cancer thing, but I had heard last time that you were doing well. We have properties up on the Manitoulin Island, the largest freshwater island on the planet, and which is in Lake Huron. Spring up there is so nice. Huge bays and inlets of treed shore, lots of ducks and geese and eagles and sand hill cranes. Millions of shore birds and thirty thousand deer on the island alone. Spring is such a bursting open event. Nice hearing from you. Stephen On Mar 28, 2009, at 9:51 AM, <marion@fairpoint.net> <marion@fairpoint.net> wrote: > Still snow here to, in Naples, Maine. Much less of it on the > Coast, 35 > miles south. > Be gone snow! I have seen a couple flocks of geese heading > your way > Stephen so Spring must be coming. > Marion > . >> >> So, not much news from the green isles these days. I still have two >> feet of snow some places in my yard, but that will soon disappear. >> Spring here, as in Orkney, is a tonic for the soul. >> >> Cheers....Stephen in central Canada > > _______________________________________ > Orcadia Group Photo Album > http://tinyurl.com/28bx9x > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to ORCADIA- > request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message >