Today I had an occassion to visit Casey County, Kentucky . The morning was a bit wet as it rained almost the whole home inspection. Lord willing, the creek won't rise and flood the house I was inspecting.
Strangely enough, the property was located on "Dry Creek" Road. Just didn't look very "DRY" to me.
BUT, passing back through Liberty, Kentucky, I realized the rain had stopped. The sun hadn't quite come out, but look at the signs of spring in front of the Casey County Courthouse.
Blooming going on!
But the Casey Count courthouse square was a busy place. After five minutes, I gave up trying to get a shot without a moving car in it.
After seeing, this I noticed all kinds of blooming going on! Just not any good photo ops.
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Great news, that means if it's bloomin in "Good ol' Kentucky", then Ohio is next.
David: It IS blooming in "good ole Kentucky". It'll be up your way soon.
I'm so glad the rain finally stopped today. I was out showing 4 houses. At least my client could tell which ones might have water problems.