Cloudy days still! Sunshine Property has lots of activity, as the tenants and resident maintenance men are always about. The pond comes back annually and the fish, even now, are hiding in its depths. One thirsty, elusive moose left its “calling card” by the unfrozen stream. Colin and I found edible plants peeking through the cold ground. The old, unused mine has emptied, no doubt, of winter “residents”. The cabins are all “spruced up” for seasonal guests.
“Perhaps the earth can teach us, as when everything seems dead and later proves to be alive.” —Pablo Neruda
Elusive Moose in Meadow!
This mine, unused, just charming!
Colin & I finding first spring edibles!
Our pond…it’s annual “opening”!
My days are filled with such diverse things to do! Opportunities, really, to meet the challenges that present as immediate problems to solve. Today, snow again. Always on my to-do list is cabin repair & remodel, immigration details (to bring my husband here from Turkey) & Colin’s extracurricular activities. Those hours of creative time in my gallery are, at this point, a dream! We did get to spend a day in Helena at the Celestial Fair. 
WOW! The hint of a beautiful Spring around the corner, always reveals first with the pond releasing its frigid icecap. Winter had its beauty too, but this coming season brings absolute elation as “the green” returns.
I’m embarking on my first blog adventure and it can only get better from here. I want to speak to you, through words and images, of the magnificent place that my teenage son Colin and I call home. We not only reside here, our 38 acres also has Sunshine Radon Health Mine, six cabins, eight RV spots, a guest center& artisan gift gallery. I will soon be posting a schedule for artisan workshops . That lovely gift from the sky, snow, is still on the ground and there isn’t a day without its challenges, and I wouldn’t want to be anywhere else in the world.
Sunshine Mine Property 