The grass is always greener on the other side

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These goats in Miller Creek were working hard in the sun on Saturday afternoon to get to the green stuff just outside their corral. A few minutes later it clouded up and a few showers fell in the area. The rain in Castle Country has been light while the Wasatch Front has been getting a good deal of moisture. The forecast is for clearing skies early this week and then more showers on Thursday and Friday.

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