I was walking through the barnyard with the plants for Keil and Salina’s gravesites when I heard the sound of several small planes approaching. When I looked up, there were three flying in close formation over the farm, and as I watched, they did a maneuver where they flew apart in three different directions in a quick and sudden movement.
It was truly spectacular, and as usual since October 25th, I view everything like this as a sign of Keil Bay’s passing. This was surely a little celebratory display to mark the planting of natives including blue-eyed grass, poke milkweed, and sweetleaf, aka horse sugar.
I managed to get a few photos after the planes did the spread and then began to come back to formation:
2 comments:
That's pretty amazing! Just checking in to wish you and the family a very healthy, lucky and peaceful New Year.
It was! The very same new year wishes to you and your family.
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