a week in pictures
May 24, 2009
No rest for the wicked they say…here are some snaps of our busy week.
eggs, greens and home canned salsa
limb wood
red tail with snake
double lilac
Ty
sunny day
celery and herb plugs
that scaffolding is coming in handy
rhododendron, Donna Hardgrove
let's play stick
celeriac plugs
gluten free shortcake for HD
Steller's jay
blueberry
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Food Renegade
Simple, Green, Frugal Co-op
Looks like you had a good week
Love the pictures! Your life is so rich and full. Would you mind sharing your recipe for the gluten free shortcake, please? We are new to gluten-free, as grandson needs to be off it, and would love any tips you could share.
Thanks!
Great picture of ty. I loved all the pictures, great!!
Oh my, so very beautiful.
Great pic’s as always. Nice to see what you’ve been up to.
Your blog is such a joy to visit. I really enjoy the photos.
Gorgeous shots! I love every single one of them!
I can never get enough of your gorgeous photos. I wish I could do the I Dream of Jeannie nod and transport myself RIGHT THERE…I want calf nuzzles!
Robbyn
Thank you for sharing! what a wonderful feast for my eyes!
cathy c
i love all of your pics and posts as much as the next guy…but do you know what i really love about your posts?
i love reading the comments that you get…you get some of the sweetest and heart-touching comments i have ever read…it makes me enjoy your wonderful blog even more…
honestly – you have some of the best regular commenters which i think speaks a lot about your blog…
Good for you!
Nita, your photography is spectacular! The hawk with snake and the dandelion and all of them! Wow.
Plus, now you made me hungry with all that delicious looking food.
That hawk and snake photo is amazing!
Acutally all of your photos are well done. Thanks for sharing your life in photos.
Linda
http://coloradofarmlife.wordpress.com
Lovely pics as always. How do you make the GF dish? I especially liked the pics of Ty and your dogs.
I don’t know how you manage to snap so many wonderful images like the hawk and snake or the bird in shadow. You must wear your camera. I really enjoyed myself. Thank you very much!
I felt a lot of nostalgia for my child hood days seeing those photos.
The smell of the freshly turned earth– (although we never planted celeriac)
The noisy racket from the jay. I rarely see them where we live now.
The fuzzy faces of young steer – and the butting heads that might knock you off your feet if you’re not watching.
One thing here is I do see Red Tailed very often. I’ve seen them with snakes dangling, too.
Beautiful photo’s …. it looks like it was a good week.
I have not had time to leave comments lately but my, oh my, these photos are awesome. Did Ruthless take these? They certainly brought a smile to my face.
(It’s raining in PA so I’m getting in a little earlier tonight to check your blog. I’m so glad I did.