Sun? What’s that?
June 13, 2010
Finally a stretch of sunny weather!
Everybody goes out today – even the chickens!
Posting over at Simple-Green- Frugal Co-op about our getting our “pastured” poultry in motion.
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I wish you could send that rain down here. It is so hot. Temps are in the middle 90′s and factor in the humidity which makes it unbearable to go out side. I love the photos of the cow and Jane and the chickens. Glad you finally have some sunshine.
Thank you so much for taking the time to share your life.
I so enjoy looking at the farm and what is happening.
I have said this before but you really do have a talent for
beautiful pictures as well as taking care of your animals!
Happy Sunday!
Great pics! Looks dreamy!
There are those chickens! They look great and I bet they enjoyed the dry sky, too. Is that a little heart shaped spot on Jane leg, too? She’s just literally covered with love! Hasn’t it been glorious seeing the sun the past couple of days! My mood dramatically improves with sunshine. Our yard is super spongy … it’s gonna take some time to dry out. Did manage to get some yard work done … next comes the garden. It will be interesting to see garden planting/growth patterns this year.
Beautiful pics, especially the calf! We have had too much sun last month and not enough rain. Three weeks without rain and with high temps. I would gladly have traded you a few days of sun for a few days of rain.
I like the fog/steam rising from the pasture behind your cow in the first pic. Rather halo-like. Put me very much in the moment there.
Oh the joy of a delicious sunny day! Makes a person/animal/or fowl just dance for joy!
Linda
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