Been home to the farm to see the family
Beautiful skies - looked like it was on fire in some of my photos
This Teddy sits on mum's kitchen window sill - she found it in the paddock one day and rescued it.
The kids sat out on the deck and played guitar and sang
It was lovely to hear
I used to do that with my sisters . . .
I used to do that with my sisters . . .
Salvia Vanhutei (say van hoo ti I). I love this one and brought home some in a pot to plant in my Flowergarden
One of the great views on the farm
A tin chook for target practise
"go Pete"
. . . and then home again at my house, and our little Chick Chick Eve has grown and now has some speckled feathers.
Still beautiful!
13 comments:
Beautiful photo's Annie. We used to live in the bush and I still miss it so much. The little chick is sweet with her speckled feathers.
Thanks for sharing such beautiful photo's... I enjoy having a peek at someone elses little corner of the world:O)
YOur gorgeous Mum was right when she said to me, "Annie has an eye for beauty." You really do and you capture it so well.
BTW - I quilted THE QUILT!!! Just the binding to go now!
Beautiful photos. It looks so relaxing.
Looks like it was a good way to recharge the batteries!
Great pics and little cameos of life thank you I follow you from time to time and do appreciate your generous spirit.
I see I am not the first to say thank you for sharing the photos of the family farm. I can just see you there singing on the verandah.
Thank you for sharing the farm photos. They remind me of my grandparents' farm when I was a child. Good memories. And the chick - sweet. So sweet. I love me some baby chicks!
what a beautiful farm, I love that photo of the red sky too
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Nothing like country to let you take a deep breath.
Super sunset photo with those trees in silhouettes fantastic. Love that Teddy-such a character.
Isn't it nice going back and having sweet memories?
The tin chook is special!
Your photos came out well Annie, specially the red sun set.hard for anyone to believe it was true , but we really saw it, and appreciated it. Fancy my little pink towelling teddy having his picture shown around the world. I wonder where the crow found him and picked him up. On finding him not too tasty to eat he was dropped into our farm paddock.
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