One of the many wonderful things about our farm is that I can just step off of the front porch and everything is right there in front of me.
With the warmer weather comes nightly walks and some incredible scenery.
When we lived in the city a nightly walk meant keeping on the sidewalk and staying out of the road.
Now it means staying out of the briars and taking my camera with me....and the dogs.
"Life is a gift. Never forget to enjoy and bask in every moment you are in." Anonymous
Great shots. I especially love the third one. Gorgeous country.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful scenery...That's pretty much how it is for us too, moving from the city to the country.
ReplyDeleteFarmchick I love your quote it is so true. Your pics make me want to come and walk with you it is beautiful. B
ReplyDeleteIsn't living in the country fantastic? Great pictures!
ReplyDeleteGreat post...thanks for taking us along.
ReplyDeleteYour header photo took my breath away. We have meadows like that in Sweden and it reminded me of a place I love so much. Your views are stunning too.--Inger
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Pics!
ReplyDeleteYeah, I have never figured out a way to sneak out the door without the dogs:)
Nothing like a walk in the country away from traffic and urban noise. Looking forward to mine already on saturday.
ReplyDeleteHi Farmchick, These are some beautiful shots. You have a wonderful place there. I'm enjoying your blog and also appreciate you stopping by mine and leaving me kind comments. Thank you! On our posts today, our pictures are a lot different, but I think the thought is similar ... take time to appreciate the beauty that's all around us. Hope you have a great day! John
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos...and taking a country walk is PURE THERAPY.
ReplyDeleteOh my! I love those clouds in the last one!
ReplyDeleteI love the third photo, would make a great postcard
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Okay I know our country walks are far from one another but I can totally connect with this. I LOVE walking right outside my front door and feeling, breathing and seeing the peacefulness of the country!
ReplyDeleteWow such pretty shots! I got to see part of your lovely KY over the weekend-wish I could have stayed longer : )
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots...so peaceful...I love the country!!!
ReplyDeleteWonderful Quote! Amen
Such a wonderful Blessing! We live in town, but go to the farm as often as we can. {about 5 miles away} Our grandkids love being able to run and walk down the old dirt roads, feed the cows and donkeys, and just have fun being a kid. I always enjoy your pictures...
ReplyDeleteOh....and Isn't it nice to breath in the fresh air?
shug
beautiful images, equally beautiful thought for the day.
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Beautiful photography.
ReplyDeleteI will be so happy when it is warm enough so I can go outside. There isn't much to take pictures of at the moment but in another month things will be different.
Your pictures amaze.
ReplyDeletePlease have you all a good Wednesday.
daily athens
Ain't it the truth! I love the country life after so long in the city.
ReplyDeleteThat third picture is so neat...looks almost artificial! ha. Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteNot warm enough here for walks, but soon!
What an amazing set of views.
ReplyDeleteHappy Spring to you! Cheers to warmer weather, evening walks and enjoying life.
ReplyDeleteVelva
Beautiful pictures. I love that quote.
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Beautiful pictures! I especially love the 3rd one. It almost looks unreal.
ReplyDeleteThese are amazing. The one of the tree is my favorite. I agree we need to be thankful for everyday good or bad.
ReplyDeleteThis is a very nice post, Farmchick. Appreciating what you have and where you are is a gift.
ReplyDeleteYes! I love these posts. You keep me in check with this lovely nature we're blessed with.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE your photos!!! I took a couple of the sunset here in Canada tonight and posted them a few hours ago!
ReplyDeleteYour blog has romance and appeal:)
I look forward to coming here everyday. Your pictures take me away to a beautiful place. But I really enjoyed your Circus post too. Something about kids and the circus (even the big kids).
ReplyDeleteMagical place you live in! And thanks to you even i can have a glimpse of it now, Terrific captures :)
ReplyDeleteYou are showing us plenty of the downsides of living in teh city. Nothing of this is even remotely possible in town....
ReplyDeletewow...such gorgeous scenery. My former city walks on sidewalks had their interesting moments, but, like you, I would rather have country walks. You and your daughter look so cute with your clown noses!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh! The shot with the old pasture fence is to die for! It makes me want to be there!!!!
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Hello neighbor! Okay, we're not exactly rubbing elbows, but at least we can say we are state neighbors.
ReplyDeleteWe live in Knoxville, but we grew up in southern WV. That's country life now and we love visiting our families whenever possible.
Our dreams are one day to move outside the city, but remain close enough to have the conveniences within reach which spoil us. =D
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I came over here from Willow Manor. I love the "feeling" I get at your blog. Your photo reminds me so much of my friend Arlene! I will have to take a picture of her and post it to you. I think you would be amazed at the similarity! Nice to meet you!
ReplyDeleteLove the 3rd photo, the tree atop the hill, very nice! All lovely, though.
ReplyDeleteHave a great day.
Such gorgeous scenery. The country is just so beautiful and you've done a great job of capturing that beauty.
ReplyDeleteLOVE it when you can see the sun light finger out through the clouds. It's like you can see God's touch in all that is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI came late but I had to say I can relate to everything you said--right down to the walk with the dog.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful country on your farm. Like the blue sky moods of your photos -- barbara
ReplyDeletewhat beautiful photos and a great blog! new follower!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous pics for sure....
ReplyDeleteWow, that third photo with the clouds is amazing!
ReplyDeleteMy country walks...something I could never give up!
ReplyDeleteJust lovely. You live in a dreamland!
Love the one of the hill!
ReplyDeleteYou're right - evening walks are one of the true pleasures of living in the country.
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