Mud....

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 Currently we are living at the beach and the property is about 38 miles inland. The weather often varies greatly between these two areas. While we saw a quick dumping of rain here super early this morning, Peppermint Pines saw a lot more rain early morning, had some in the afternoon, and then ended the day with a tornado warning.  Meanwhile it was sunny here all day.  

Andy headed out to the property this morning between storms thinking he may get some dirt moved, but it was definitely too muddy to do anything.  He got a lot cleared off yesterday though! 







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