Quilts on the rack were my Mother's and Grandmother's. Quilt on the bed was made by Jerry's mother.

First shot of our screened porch to be!

Wish I knew their names. There is a third horse, just not in this picture.

This shows part of the hill that we're trying to tame. My goal is to have flowers and shrubs instead of weeds, but it's very difficult to even stand on the hill, much less plant something!

Although it's sorta hard to see, in the middle of the picture is one of the "steps" that we built to keep dirt and flowers from washing down the hill.

One of the youngsters.

Finally! Something to sit on! We got 2 recliner loveseats. Far right shows boxes still left to be unpacked.

Jerry watching them move the hot tub from the trailer to the porch.

One step closer to having a screened porch. I have to admit, it was neat being able to see the stars while in the hot tub.

This is Buttercup, our 14 year old calico.

We finally have some rooms decorated. This is the master bedroom. Note the mountain seen through the blind.

This is Little Bear, in the doll bed that 3 generations have played with. Barbara's grandfather built the bed for his daughter Sylvia (Barbara's Mom) when she was a little girl.

Occasionally we get some fog!

Kitchen, of course. I still have pictures of me in the Businessman's Race in Nome--also the Nome sunset. (See Alaska 2003 pics.)

This was taken from the top of the hill behind the house. We have 1.1 acres, half of which is hillside. At least this one is able to be mowed. The screened porch is almost finished.

Pretty neat to be able to see above and below the clouds!

Rhododendron beside the driveway.

I've named him William.

Doe River at Roan Mountain State Park. We had an outdoor church service/pot luck lunch in the park today. Really nice!