Spring in Maggie Valley, NC… or is it?

crabapple trees, spring 2008, maggie valley nc, localism, buckingtherealestatetrend.comcrabapple trees, spring 2008, maggie valley nc, localism, buckingtherealestatetrend.comSpring in Maggie Valley, NC is always beautiful, and the weather is refreshing, warming up a bit, and sometimes unpredictable. Today (April 12th) our temperatures have been in the high 60’s all day, but our weather forecast for tonight and tomorrow predicts lows in the 20’s and the possibility of snow on Monday! What?

I have a blanket of pink ‘pebbles’ which are petals from the 2 ornamental crabapple trees I have in my tiny front yard. The trees are in pinksquirrel, maggie valley nc, localism, buckingtherealestatetrend.com splendor today, hiding those pesky squirrels who empty out my bird feeders every day.

Soon I’ll have my spring visitors again, and I am hoping to see the mallards again. I have a possum living under my deck who survives on cat food and scraps I leave out at night, and occasionally mallards, maggie valley nc, localism, buckingtherealestatetrend.coma skunk visits. The chipmunks haven’t appeared yet, but soon they will be scurrying about my yard, digging holes.

Luckily the bat that I found in a wreath on my front door didn’t stay long. Unaware that he had roosted in my wreath, I slammed the door by accident and only noticed him because when the door slammed he was disturbed and had to climb back to his spot and the movement of his long ‘arms’ caught my eye. He left that night and hasn’t been back. That’s a good thing. bat, maggie valley nc, localism, buckingtherealestatetrend.com

My fledgling magnolia tree has blooms and buds already. It is in need of a gardener.magnolia tree, spring 2008, maggie valley nc, localism, buckingtherealestatetrend.com

It is a beautiful time of year to visit Maggie Valley. Soon the log homes perched on the mountains will be hidden by the beautiful green foliage.

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Susie Blackmon, BuckingtheRealEstateTrend.com




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