That is a beautiful picture...frame worthy! I love the blends of colors. We had a rare Indian summer day yesterday...it was beautiful, and just when we thought there would be no more warm days until Spring! But it sure wasn't 78! That's amazing!
And yes, I've wondered the same thing you posed in reply to me...what would our ancestors think to know their lives were presented to the world? It depends on who they were, of course, but I think some of them would have been downright flattered to be "famous" for a day. Kind of like being in the newspaper! :)
Temperatures have suddenly plummeted here but we still have sunshine despite a keen wind. Good for drying the washing though. That's a lovely picture all the leaves blowing into my yard are a dull brown!
Beautiful picture dear Pamela. Ours just arrived today. Cloudy, rainy and very cool. Got out the long sleeved T and the jeans jacket to go out and was a happy camper! It should be sweater weather by the weekend!
I hope yours flies in soon...it never stays long enough does it?
that is pretty...and yes...you need to frame it...or make it some sort of award for someone...it brighten my cold iowa evening when i came here for my fun monday!
On Tuesday we had a nasty wind and rain(of course) storm and lost power. The warmer weather there would have been nicer! I called my dad the next day to tell him about the storm and he was teasing me about the 70 degree weather in Oregon.
My brother Mike emailed me this photo last night. He said this was a goodbye salute that he snapped today in his garage where this old freezer has been chugging away since 1988. That was the year our mama decided she was tired of bending over and digging through it. Besides, she no longer needed the capacity and hadn't for several years. Mike and my sister-in-law spent the next 25 years "digging" through this old freezer. My sis-in-law was very good at keeping it and the cupboards stocked. The two of them kept promising each other that "It is going to die soon, so we will just keep it until that day." Twenty-five years may seem like a very long life for a freezer. It is MUCH older than that. Sears only sold Coldspot through 1976. I thought that my parent's purchased this freezer in the sixties. My brother said he put the serial number 'on-line' and it matched a 1953 manufacturing date. Here is a close up of...
Karmyn is the host of Fun Monday this week with a subject that is near and dear to her heart. Not to mention her knees and fingers. But I mentioned them anyway. The subject? --- What's Growing In Your Garden. As soon as I signed up I grabbed my camera and headed out the back door. Alyssum, lady's mantle, gaillardia, Jupiter beard, and a bunch of other stuff I can't remember is blooming in this photo. We didn't put as many annuals in this year so I miss all the yellows and reds that we often enjoy. But, something else showed up in that surprised me. Can it be that my yard is haunted? Cheeky little ghost! A shot from the deck near the hammock shows off some ornamental grass, petunias, pond plants ... and that bold apparitio...
The sweet little digital camera that the hubby purchased (after I dropped our old one) has encouraged me to do a little more walking. Last week I took it with me when I walked up the "creek" path, which doubles for joggers and bikers as well. I've seen beavers, mink, deer, birds, birds, birds, and once the tail end of a bear run running away through the brush. Of course, without a camera. Now I carry it often. This time I was watching the Belted King Fisher performing an acrobatic display and chattering at the ducks and geese in his fishing territory. I was zooming in on him in a tree across the water when I spotted what I thought was a huge wasp or hornet nest very high in the tree. (Thanks to Susan for bringing up bee's today.) The heavy binoculars were at home, so I continued to try to see it through my camera. Then, a weird movement caught my eye. What I thought was a giant paper wasp nest was really a Great Blue Heron sleeping on one leg with his head ben...
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We had a rare Indian summer day yesterday...it was beautiful, and just when we thought there would be no more warm days until Spring! But it sure wasn't 78! That's amazing!
And yes, I've wondered the same thing you posed in reply to me...what would our ancestors think to know their lives were presented to the world? It depends on who they were, of course, but I think some of them would have been downright flattered to be "famous" for a day. Kind of like being in the newspaper! :)
Loved your picture. That color of red is beautiful.
Come on over to the back porch. I'm having my 100th post, giveaway!
Pat
And your picture is just like a fall morning should be...crisp and clear. Nice job!
takes my breath away. seriously.
I'll take the upper 70s over the upper 80s any day! hee hee
Ours just arrived today. Cloudy, rainy and very cool. Got out the long sleeved T and the jeans jacket to go out and was a happy camper! It should be sweater weather by the weekend!
I hope yours flies in soon...it never stays long enough does it?
Hugs,
Sue
xo
Global warming?
Although, that temperature in Autumn wouldn't be completely unexpected here.
Love those pretty red ones, though!