Nice Day

 Bright and early I was up.  Loaded up the 11 cats in traps and headed off to Brownsville.  15 in all will make the trip with the vet student to Eugene, and the clinic where she works.

Back of my car this morning, 11 cats in traps.  Some are in front of these.

Here's the replacement cat for Number Nine, whom I returned last night, since she's tame and already fixed.  The old man had called me, apologized for not telling me about his gal cat who is already fixed and that I likely had her.

Nine went home last night.  She's already fixed.

Brownsville is a beautiful little town south of Albany.  I've trapped all up and down Seven Mile that runs from south of Albany down to Brownsville, so the memories flooded back, with nearly every place I passed.

Brownsville's claim to fame is the movie Stand By Me was filmed there.  Every year they hold a festival in honor of that classic movie.

The vet student was in her driveway ready, when I arrived and the Holley woman was there too, with her four.  They'd been on my list so long, and no space to get them in.  Well finally they'll be fixed.  They caught them as wild kittens in their barn, had paid out over $300 to get the mom fixed alone and couldn't afford that for the kittens.

I got some coffee at a stand then.  Needed it.  And headed back home.  Once home, I loaded up the two from Blue Ox road ready to go home and took off.  Had to put my boots on for this, as the four foot deep ditch has a lot of water in it.  Dennis, one of the feeders, who has had the flu, but is finally over it (I hope), drove up behind my car.  I was happy he did, as he was a buffer to other cars and lives right there, so people know him.  Otherwise, I may have been yelled at again, by passing cars.  "Don't feed the cats!" Stuff like that.  

Now I'm home and going to take a game cam out to the Scravel place, so I can try to figure out how many left there.

Then....that's it until I go pick up the 11 at 5:00, hard part of day is over and done with.  The Holley lady will pick up her own four down in Brownsville.   I saw these Canada Geese in a grass seed field over off Three Lakes Road.