Sunday, July 24

Daily Farm Photo: 7/24/05


Quite A Sunrise

10 comments:

  1. I know I can always count on Farmgirl for a vacation sunrise!

    Oh, your raspberry tarts somehow look more appealing than how I enjoyed my raspberries -- on a 1/4 cup of ground flaxseed!!!!

    Have a restful Sunday!
    Hugs,
    BB

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  2. And of course, you DID grow the raspberries your self, right???

    Need some tips on growing berries, please! Does one plant them in the fall or spring????

    BB

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  3. BB,
    I definitely would have skipped the ground flax seed--traded it in for whipped cream, maybe? Or eaten them plain!

    Of course I grew those raspberries. This is not Hollywood--no stunt double berries. : )

    Re growing tips:
    1. Plant raspberries in the spring.
    2.Get a sheep--free organic fertilizer.

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  4. That is a beautiful sunrise farmgrl :) sigh!

    Oh and you are an old dog!!!!did you know that? Suprising me and all????
    Yep that's right ;)

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  5. Maria & Amy,
    Thank you! Those clouds really caught my eye.

    Clare,
    Thank you, too. Surprising you? Whatever do you mean?

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  6. Thanks for that lovely sunrise pix. Made my day even though I'm seeing this in the late afternoon.

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  7. Eagerly awaiting today's photo....St. Louis isn't the same without some rural scenery!

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  8. Beautiful photo Farmgirl!

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