Tony & Darcy - The C Team's Blog

Darcy and I thought that it would be a good idea to highlight some of the subdivisions that we work in.  We are starting with those subdivisions in and around Cedar City.  We will work into the other cities and towns.  This is an evolving idea, I hope that you like it!

The first subdivision that we are highlighting is Spring Creek.  It is actually in the county just outside of Cedar City limits.  This is an older subdivision and is a mix of "stick built" and manufactured homes.  This subdivision has large lots over 2 acres which makes them great for horses or small "gentleman's" ranches, here are a few photos:

The sign at the entrance

House in Spring Creek.

Horse barn in Spring Creek Subdivision

It honestly seems like yesterday that I began blogging and commenting on blogs here at Active Rain.  I know that I have learned far more than I have taught, but it has been a lot of fun being a member of this community.  I still have so much more to learn, and I do enjoy the great collection of knowledge and experience that is contained here at Active Rain.

This post puts Darcy and I over the 300,000 point mark, and while I know that points are just a way to keep people involved, it does mean something to us that we have been involved and feel such a kinship with so many here.  I have not met a lot of you, my friends, face to face, but I still think of you as my friends.  I look forward the incredible photographs that so many of you take and share with us almost as much as I enjoy the wisdom of the blogs.

So I again say thank you for your wisdom, for sharing your talents with us, thank you for putting up with us, and most of all thank you for being our friends!

I must be in a musical mood, this photo reminded me one of the many things that I am thankful for.  I am thankful for my brother Tom.  He has always been there for me and has always been what an older brother should be!

I'll be your brother, you'll be my friend

We'll lean on each other through thick and thin

you'll stand in the gap, I've got your back

our bond will not end, no, 'cause we're brothers and friends.

Song lyrics by the Crabb Family.

We took this photograph in Wayne County, near Loa, Utah.  I thought of the great Beatle Classic when we took this photograph:

"The Long and winding road

that leads to your door

will never disappear

I've seen that road before

I always leads me here

Lead me to your door."

I found this photo in my files.  I remember when we took it I thought who would put a fence out here in the middle of nowhere.  Hence the the title.  It is west of Cedar City.  I can't remember when we took the photo, but it is beautiful, albeit quiet and lonely valley!