May you find a moment of peaceful beauty this weekend.
That enormous tree with its homemade swing is of my favorite subjects:
(click here to see all of these posts on one long page)
9/13/05: You Can't Fence out a Sunrise
9/23/05: Swing Shot
10/26/05: Why We Cut Firewood
11/12/05: Same Scene, New View
11/23/06: Thankful to Call This Place Home
9/18/07: A Peaceful Slice of Life
7/26/08: Morning Commute
8/17/08: Quiet for Breakfast
11/10/08: Rise & Shine
1/28/09: Snowed In!
3/10/10: Our Misty Mornings Are Back
10/9/10: Guess What We're Doing?
Want to see something besides that big tree? (some categories overlap)
© 2010 FarmgirlFare.com, the racing around, always busy foodie farm blog where I don't remind myself nearly enough to stop everything, take a deep breath, and enjoy the amazing view—especially during fall, my favorite time of year.
love,love,love the farm photos today. The hay pic is very heartwarmingly farm-y. :)
ReplyDeleteLove the pics! The hay barn looks amazing and look at all the beautiful hay stacked up so nicely!! Great job!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful weekend!
Good to see you've got lots of hay for the critters...thanks for stopping by my blog...happy autumn, Susan.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos and a beautiful place!
ReplyDeleteWow, seeing all that hay stacked up makes me tired!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo!
ReplyDeleteI can almost smell the Missouri fresh morning air.
ReplyDeleteThis gave me PEACE.
ReplyDeleteThanks and have a great weekend.
Sharon Lovejoy Writes from Sunflower House and a Little Green Island
That hay looks terrific. It is always fun to have the barm full of hay. The other pictures are fantastic too with all those pretty fields and blue sky.Take care and have a fun day.
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures. I hope you are fully recovered from this past years experiences.
ReplyDeleteBarbaraG
I just wanted to thank you. Yesterday I saw the ad for Zappos (at the bottom of your post)and went and ordered 3 pairs of clogs. Then today I saw that photo of the hay and my arms hurt so I went and ordered a new bag. So thanks for helping me keep the economy going. I would appreciate it if you wouldn't post for a few days.
ReplyDeleteI love that silvery autumn light, and the big pile o' hay looks all tidy and tucked in for winter. And that tree is just made for a swing!
ReplyDeleteI don't envy having to stack all that hay.
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