Is it Wednesday already? Well it sure is! Happy Happy Hump Day , sweet friends.
I thought I would share more glimpses of the farm during the early fall in this Not So Wordless Wednesday post. It is a peaceful time of the year. I hope you enjoy .
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| The livestock are grazing. |
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| Goldenrod is still in bloom. |
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| A salt block is in the barrel for the cows. |
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| The barns are filled with hay for the winter season. This is Papa's old barn. |
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| Pokeweed |
Thank you for dropping by the farm for a visit. I wish you a wonderful day and ...
As always...
Happy Stitching and Quilting, y'all
Melisa
Thank you for the sweet visit.
Of all of the paths you take in life, make sure a few of them are of dirt.
Hugs and Stitches!!!!🤗🧵❤
Dedicated to my baby sister, Amy. The farm is not the same without you. Love and miss you, Amo
Ya'll come back now , ya hear!
I love seeing pics of your farm. Must be a beautiful place to live. Thanks so much for sharing it with us city folks. 😂😂. Have a great stitchy Day. 😀🧡🤗
ReplyDeleteOh thank you so much, Patti. It is the only life I have ever known. It is peaceful out on the farm . Hope you have had a great weekend, Patti. Hugs.
DeleteLoved the tour - thank you. We're at my daughter's home in FL. She has her chicken coop all set up - in fact - two of them - they had to move it because of all the rain. And all those eggs - wow - this "suburbanite" has never seen pastel eggs before! LOL! Have a blessed day!
ReplyDeleteI am so glad to hear that you have made it safely to your daughter's home. It sounds like her chickens are doing well. Mmmm. farm fresh eggs are the best! Enjoy your visit , Donna. Hugs.
DeleteAww you can't beat country life,I grew up with grandparents who had farms & an uncle with a dairy farm ,many many moons have passed & I'm now living out my days in my garden home ,I tell people I'm just a country girl trapped in the city🤣
ReplyDeleteOh gosh, Helen, I agree; there is no life like country life is there? I can just imagine how busy the dairy farm was. Aaw I am so glad you are able to enjoy your garden in the city. Lol I had to giggle at you being a country gal trapped in the city. You can take the girl out of the country but not the country out of the girl- right. Hee ! Hee! Thank you for the sweet visit.
DeleteWhat a wonderful assortment of walk pictures of the Holler! Those calves are adorable.
ReplyDeleteOh thank you so much Robin. It is always a treat when the calves come down for a visit. They are just the cutest. Hope you had a great weekend. Hugs
DeleteI enjoyed the short tour! Thank you.
ReplyDeleteAah thank you so much, Darlene. I hope you had a wonderful weekend and got in some sweet sewing time. Hugs.
DeleteThank you for the farm tour. I love animals, but only have chickens, but could spend hours watching those chickens tour the farm. Had our first killing frost last evening here in Southwest Wisconsin. I just finished stitching "Ye Ole Crow Saltbox House", is it ever beautiful
ReplyDeleteand now need to get it into a pillow. Thanks so much for your free stitches, love them.
Aaah I am so grateful you stopped by for a visit. Oh I just love chickens. I bet your sweet chickens keep you entertained; I sure do miss mine. Gosh , cold weather is on its way ; isn't it? I have been pulling in my ferns at night , but we have not had our 1st frost yet. I am so happy and very honored that you stitched Ye Old Crow Saltbox. You brought a smile to my day. Have a wonderful week, Bonita and thank you . Hugs.
DeleteI am so happy that I have caught up with all of your October posts, my favorite month(also, my birthday month, lol). Love all of the blissful scenes of the farm, so great! I have to tell you that your Fall Hutch tours were the best and I loved the Pumpkin Pie Hutch!! It does take me awhile to gaze at all of the shelves, but so worth the look!! I made the Pumpkin Roll and it was wonderful and my family really love it. Now, I am going to have to try some of the other suggestions that were given for Rolls---there goes the diet!!! Your Thrifty Quilts are adorable and what a great hubby to encourage you, lucky girl. Have a wonderful fall. Sending warm hugs from sunny Arizona.
ReplyDeleteEeeh your birthday month! I hope you have the most beautiful fun filled month, dear Mary. It is an exciting time of the year. I am so happy that you tried the pumpkin roll and that your family enjoyed it. I saw a recipe the other day which called for a lemon pudding type filling; it sounded interesting. Well I have changed out my hutch again. I can not wait to share my Halloween hutch here soon. Have a wonderful week, Mary. Hugs and Blessings.
DeleteLovely photos of the farm everything looks so peaceful, and the stock looks happy. That's a lovely old vintage barn from your father's time, still in use storing the hay.
ReplyDeleteOh thank you so much, Jenny . It is very quiet and peaceful here which is so nice. I wish you could have seen the big red barn of my Papa's . Sadly it came in disrepair and was torn down a few years ago, but it was a fabulous barn where we stored tobacco and hay. Have a great week and thank you again for the sweet visit. Hugs.
DeleteSuch peaceful farm scenes. Even what we think of as weeds can be such lovely colors and images. Plus, I always love the sweet babies. Then there is the farm equipment metal yard art. So photogenic!
ReplyDeleteOh, I agree, Ginny some of the weeds are very pretty and colorful. I was hoping to find some purple ironweed in bloom but alas did not see any. Hope you had a great weekend and thank you for the sweet visit. Hugs.
DeleteLove the fall farm photo's. Have a wonderful rest of your week.
ReplyDeleteAaah thank you so much, Deb.I enjoyed sharing them. I wish you a fabulous week . Hugs.
DeleteAlways love these farm posts!
ReplyDeleteAaah thank you so much Susan. I always enjoy sharing bits of the farm. It is a slow time this time of the year but peaceful. Hope you had a lovely weekend. Hugs.
DeleteThank you for sharing pictures of your farm. It reminds me of my Papaw's farm in Cocke County Tennessee.
ReplyDeleteAaaw that just warms my heart to hear that the photos brought back fond memories of your Paw Paw's farm. I was just telling my hubby that I would love to go camping in that area . I can imagine how pretty the leaves are this time of the year. The trees are starting to put on a show of colors here. Thank you so much for the sweet visit, dear and for bringing a smile to my day. Have a great week. Hugs.
DeleteI love that little white-faced baby in the last pic! So cute! I see Edna enjoying her time with her buddies!
ReplyDeleteOh , Brenda. I just love that little guy too. Any chance that I can get, I try to take photos of him. Lol. Edna was in a good mood though she hasn't been a diva lately and has been avoiding the camera. Hee! Hee! Thank you for the sweet visit. Hope you had a great weekend . Hugs.
DeleteReally enjoyed your farm photos today, Melisa! Looks like you're still having some nice warm weather down your way! ♥
ReplyDeleteWe have been having some nice weather. It just has started to cool down in the evenings to where I have been bringing the ferns inside, but the days have been wonderful. All we need is some rain though. Thank you so much for the sweet visit, Carol. Hugs.
DeleteI love seeing the photos of your farm.
ReplyDeletethey are beautiful!!
Hugs
Oh, Isabel you are always so kind. Thank you so much. Have a wonderful week, sweet friend. Hugs
DeleteIt was a gorgeous day on the farm!
ReplyDeleteOh it was Jeanna and peaceful too. All the farm critters were as happy as larks. Thank you so much for the sweet visit. Hugs.
DeleteThank you for the tour! Grazing animals make me feel at peace!--TerryK@OnGoingProjects
ReplyDeleteI always enjoy sitting on the porch watching the cows and donkeys. I agree they are very peaceful. Thank you for the sweet visit, Terry. Hugs.
DeleteI always enjoy a visit to your blog. Wishing I had some of your energy.
ReplyDeleteDo you pick and eat the pokeweed? I remember my momma cooking it and then she would add eggs to it in a skillet. Served it with hot sauce.
Aaah Twyla, you are the sweetest. You brought a big smile to my day. I have never ate pokeweed before, but Granny used to prepare it and I guess mom didn't like it so she never cooked it for us as children. Lol. But there are a lot of people around here that do it eat. We have had people stop by the farm to see if they could pick it when they see it along the fence rows. Must be yummy. Thank you for the sweet visit. Have a wonderful week. Hugs
DeleteMy grandparents had a farm, I miss their old barn. Lots of nice photos, except the goldenrod, I'm really allergic to that.
ReplyDeleteAah I am so happy that the farm photos brought back fond memories of your grandparent's farm. Aren't the barns the best? Lol I can certainly understand why you wouldn't like the sight of goldenrod. Thank you for the sweet visit, Kate. Have an awesome day. Hugs.
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