North of 3rd, west of County Line Road, south of 9th, east of Fox Hill golf course
Total for today 23,970 steps and 4:49 time.

Fox Meadow
A newer subdivision, kind of the counterpart of Fox Hill on the west side of the golf course. A lot of very nice homes here. Also, a fair amount of farm land and open space.
Vireo and Tanager are a couple of streets named for birds. I’ve just heard of the scarlet tanager, but apparently there are LOTS of types of tanagers.
Vireo wiki
Tanager wiki

Bird crossing
The neighborhood design in the northwest corner was something I don’t think I’ve seen before, and seems like a nice idea. The main street Windflower goes through, and it has four or five large cul-de-sacs going off of it. The center of each cul-de-sac is nicely landscaped, and has communal parking spots.
One thing I didn’t care for was the wood crossbeams on many of the houses. I think they don’t have any purpose other than decorative, but to me they don’t seem to fit in with the rest of the house design.

cul-de-sac

Parking and landscaping

… but what’s the deal with these boards?

neighborhood watch-cat

old barn (available for neighborhood usage?)

this was actually spinning pretty fast in the breeze

young golfers

Fox Hill golf course in the back yard

nice Floriday specialty plate

if she tires of Realty, she should become a dentist!!

the girl and her dog don’t even notice the lion!!?!

colorful front yard

they even had plastic bags available, so no excuses!

fair warning

future school

future park

All dogs go to heaven

a celestial neighborhood

nice house

Juliet should be up on that balcony, looking for Romeo

Longmont now has attack squirels, birds, and bears

another variation on a theme

random flowers

orderly flowers

View of transformer(?) station from the north

View of transformer(?) station from the south

It’s been years since I’ve seen an irrigation ditch. I don’t think it’s using siphon tubes, though.

Entry to country club

still some snow up there

teeing off

a busy day at the ant hill

Flor del Llano

Flower of the Plain

railroad crevass

Snowball bush on Alpine on the way home