The view from my front porch this afternoon. Notice the leaves already falling from the tree.....wasn't I just complaining about winter a few days ago? Now summer has already passed and we are moving into fall.
We are using a couple of days this weekend to try and catch up with chores here at the farmette. Busy kids and busy schedules leave a lot of things undone.
Secret Agent Man is already at work on the woodpile.
At least one person in this house took a moment to have a little fun. The Deerslayer suited up and went to his tree stand today. Even though a bit of rain moved in, he just couldn't help himself.
I took some time to make a batch of these today. Fantastic I tell you.
the wood pile looks great! you'll appreciate that later on! yeah, seems like yesterday you were still talking about how many snow days you were having! again and again! :)
ReplyDeleteYour trees look like mine. It's been soooo dry around here. THANKFULLY, we got some much needed rain today. Now, maybe I won't stir up a dust bowl when I go out my drive. :)
ReplyDeleteYour wood pile is truly a thing of beauty! ;}
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Oh yes the woodpile makes you sad knowing you will be burning all that work very soon. Where did the summer go. B
ReplyDeleteYou live a full life, Farmchick.
ReplyDeleteThat is one organized wood pile. Enjoy your Monday.
ReplyDeleteThere is nothing like wood heat, it even warms the old bones.
ReplyDeleteYikes! I think your summers are way too short! Well done to Secret Agent Man on that lovely pile of wood!
ReplyDeleteFarmchick -- Was out on country roads today and noticed so many trees with their leaves turning or falling. Seems early to me -- but maybe its just that it has been so hot that it is difficult to believe that fall is really in the air. -- barbara
ReplyDeleteDiscovered your blog through one of your followers (thanks TexWisGirl).
ReplyDeleteI can identify with being from the city and moving to the country. My wife and I will be moving shortly.
Love the photo of the deer!
Daniel
Your trees look like mine, and we had a wet, rainy spring. Crazy, I tell you. Now we're waiting for tropical storm Lee rains. In WV.
ReplyDeleteI have to wonder what crazy winter will bring.
I'd love a couple of these for breakfast this AM. Ya, fall's in the air here too.
ReplyDeleteI have such mixed feelings about Fall--love the harvest, the cooler weather, but I'm sorry that winter approaches. That's a serious woodpile you've got there.
ReplyDeleteJoLynne - This woodpile has already grown in the past 24 hours.
ReplyDeleteWe need to be doing things around the farm, too. Today just didn’t seem like a good day for us to work.
ReplyDeleteWE’ll pay for this later.
Love your firewood—that is one thing that is one our list.
I love you blog. I’m joining.
cindy
Wonder if I showed my husband this post if it would light a fire under him to start work on the wood pile?
ReplyDeleteI love a neatly stacked wood pile. My husband does not see the point. *sigh* So of course, we do it his way. Haha!
ReplyDeleteYes, here we go into another season. Amazing how the time flies.
I tried to get caught up on stuff this weekend as well and I'm paying for it now. I love the link.
ReplyDeleteLife as it can, as it should be.
ReplyDeleteWorking for the winter? I liked that kind of work when we lived in our countryside. OK, I was quite younger then...
ReplyDeleteI am ready for fall to get here too- it has been so hot.
ReplyDeleteTime is flying by-
Enjoyed visiting,
Laura
White Spray Paint
Oh, autumn is my favorite time of year! Love everything about it; the chill in the air, the changing of leaves, baking, pumpkins, you name it!
ReplyDeleteThis is a very big woodpile! I hope it desn't mean a long hard winter is on its way?
ReplyDeleteYes, you have a very organized wood pile. Looks nothing like ours ;)
ReplyDeleteGood luck to Deerslayer!
Great set of pictures full of activity and ... err remind me that I still haven't got my summer garden jobs finished.
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