Springtime at Mouse Mountain RV Park

After spending the last several days pretty much down with the crud in the motorhome, I was more then ready to get out of here this afternoon and go for a walk. It's neat to see so many signs of spring here in the RV park. For example, this  trailer has quite a vegetable garden alongside their home -- all carefully covered to shield it from the ubiquitous rabbits of the park.

This household prefers bonsai, on benches outside their rig --

I asked the owner what this gorgeous flower was and she said she didn't know...

This is one of the sedums usually seen in florist pots in the north --

These appear to be tomato plants planted in tubs...

The entire end of this rig is covered with impatiens along with their bobbing birds --

You could smell these mock orange blossoms from a long way away --

A bougainvillea in the lovely purple shades --

More amaryllis bulbs like the ones near Auntie Violet --
 

Some oleanders --

And even the new reddish leaf growth on this tree --

You can tell that most of these folks are pretty much permanent residents of the RV park. They've a lot more than a pot or two that can be picked up and taken along as you move down the highway.