Clearly, winter is near.
I must accept it.
But I'm slow to give in.
I blanket my flowers but not my veggies.
Sad huh?
I do admire this...
But I'm slow to give in.
I blanket my flowers but not my veggies.
Sad huh?
I do admire this...
If I could just stop shivering long enough to take a pic!
Oh well, here're a few taken 'round our farm this fall ~
The first frosts made me scramble to dig out horse blankets.
The last clematis clung to it's support.
The dappled shade lightened on our old springhouse.
Crab apples glowed.
Berries of all types became the color stars.
And the gorgeous view of our neighbors farm changed again with the seasons.
I guess I have to appreciate the new scenes cold temps bring.
Right?
I mean, its that or become an early snowbird...
"Snowbirds are people (mainly retirees) from colder or northern places who spend significant time in warmer places. It is a type of seasonal human migration."
Sounds good to me ~ where're my wings?!
2 comments:
Here we call snowbirds Canadians who head to Florida for the winter! Love that view Leslie!
~Andrea~
hi leslie...always HAPPY to make a new friend...so HAPPY to see you at farmhouse...and YES!!! we do like the same things...
you have a lovely blog here, my friend...and i am HAPPY be be your newest follower....
i will be back very soon...
kary and teddy
xxx
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