Not A Hay Bale In Sight--It's A Beautiful Thing
Still in Haying Recovery Mode. Busy catching up on everything around the farm and garden now that I can focus on something besides hay. Will hopefully be back later to reply to your comments and emails and answer questions. Thanks for your patience.
A year of daily photos ago: Heart Rocks make their first appearance. My collection sure has grown in a year. I think I have at least 60 heart rocks now (all found on or near the farm).
Dusk From A Different View: Looking Toward The House From The Hayfield
Final Sunrise Of The Year
Thank you all for the incredible outpouring of comforting words and thoughts and stories and prayers and hugs you have sent me during the past week. Your kindness and caring mean more to me than I can even begin to say. Welcome to the dozens of readers who left comments for the first time. I am so touched. And I can't wait to share 2006 with all of you.
Same Scene, New View: This Was Late October
This Is Now
Out in the open, it's easy to forget just how big some of our trees are.
Same Scene, New View: This Is Now
This Was Late OctoberClick here and here to see other Same Scene, New View photos.
Same Scene, New View: Here Is November
This Was OctoberClick here for the September view. Love that homemade swing?
Click here and here to revisit a few old favorites.
Three Blustery Days Later. . .
This Is How My Favorite View Looks
Click here to see it a week earlier.
Good Morning
Tail End Of This Year's Fabulous Fall Colors
Click here for a pre-show peek.
Where Sheep Sleep, Take Two
Click here to see Take One.
Perfect timing, too, as we definitely won't be seeing the UPS driver for a few days. Thanks again to all of you who kindly answered my desperate 
