I said good bye to my favorite bank ladies. I headed to Ichetucknee to drop off paperwork for the last time. While I was there, I chatted with my manager and the administrative assistant. I met with our biologist to discuss my input on our statement for interpretation at Troy. I also said good bye to a couple of the rangers that I have worked with since I first started at Ichetucknee Springs 4 1/2 years ago. I am really going to miss this group of people. They have all been a pleasure to work with.
When I left Ichetucknee, I headed to Live Oak. I had to pick up chlorine for water treatment and some other supplies for Adams Tract. The errands went relatively quickly, I spent more time driving from place to place than I did actually shopping. I had lunch on the road and got to Adams Tract in the mid afternoon. I added the chlorine to the barrel at the well and added the appropriate amount of water. I primed the pump and that was that. I had some supervisors watching my work. Its nice to see the little Anoles out again. Its finally warm enough for them.


When I was done with the chlorinator, I gave the supplies that I picked up to the volunteer and chatted with him for a bit. While we were talking, I noticed that the Pear trees where blooming. They were beautiful!


I left Adams Tract and finally headed back to Troy. I talked to my coworkers there and enjoyed some of the beautiful day. It was nice enough for short sleeves today!
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