Showing posts with label country life. Show all posts
Showing posts with label country life. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 5, 2012

In the Country OOOOPS!!

A quick update....after my snaffu yesterday I'm linking with Rural Thursday...today, a September Thursday.  I'm finally caught up!

I'm so darn delighted that I have zinnias blooming that I go out every day to see how they're coming along and how many I can pick.

Why not take a jaunt down country roads and see what other photographers are capturing...



I'm joining up with Kim Klassen's Texture Tuesday today!  Won't you join me in a merry romp through wonderful photography?  Just click below...

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Well I feel silly! Today is W E D N E S D A Y!!!  I missed Texture Tuesday by a day. Well I'm still gonna visit...still gonna play as if today was a day ago, but I might also pretend like today is tomorrow and join Rural Thursday.  

Thursday, June 14, 2012

Rural Thursday: Down a Country Road



Now it's time to take a jaunt of your own over to The Rural Journal, just click on the badge and be whisked away...





Thursday, April 19, 2012

Rural Thursday with Alice

A lovely gray kitty showed up at a house down the road. The little girl with long brown hair and gorgeous brown eyes that lives there named her Alice.

How Alice got there is a mystery, but people have a tendency to drop off unwanted animals down country roads and drive away leaving the animal to fend for itself.  How could anyone do this to Alice with the lovely green eyes?

Alice just bore a kindle of kittens, but once the kittens are weaned and homes are found, Alice may travel to Toledo to live with my good friend MJ, who just happens to be the pretty brown-haired, brown-eyed girl's Nana.
 Alice is a sweetheart and deserved better than to be left to her own devices, but I have a feeling her luck is  about to change for the better. 

I'm linking up with A Rural Journal for Rural Thursday. Are you intrigued by country living or curious what's happening out in the wide open spaces? Then you'll definitely want to click on the badge below...



 

Monday, November 14, 2011

Homegrown & Handmade

Off to a farm we went on Saturday morning.
There were sheep, alpacas, and smiling llamas

And the people who love and care for them...

Baskets filled with colorful skeins of spun alpaca yarn caught the eye..

What a journey...from alpaca to stylish hat

I hope readers join me in supoort of local growers & producers everywhere. Check out what's in your area and then stop in.  You just might discover something delightful.

I realized that I forgot to include the information about the vendors and hosts of the farm fair.
Evening Star Farm
Diane & Terry Perkins
04917 County Road 22.75
Stryker, Ohio   43557
(419) 682-9137

One of the other farms showing their animals and goods was Winding Creek Alpacas and Llamas, please check out their website  or blog for more information