Yee Haw! It is Wednesday! We are half way to the weekend, and that is always a good thing. Welcome, Sweeties. Today I thought I would share some late summer snapshots of the farm in this Not So Wordless Wednesday post . I hope you enjoy!
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| Big Bad Brad and Gertie |
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| We are still baling hay . |
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| Edna looks bright eyed and bushy tailed. Doesn't she? |
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| Molly and her babe. |
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| We have a lot of groundhogs this year. One of them has made a entrance along the fence line. |
Have a wonderful relaxing day, sweet friends and...
As always,
Happy Stitching and Quilting, y'all
Melisa
Every day is a good day on the farm
Hugs and Stitches!!! 🤗🧵
Dedicated to my dear sister, Amy. I miss and love you so much. ❤👼
Thank you for the sweet visit. Y'all come back now, you hear.
Vous avez de très beaux animaux,bravo.
ReplyDeleteAaw thank you very much, dear. We love do our animals. They are a joy to watch and photograph. Have a blessed day. Hugs.
DeleteI love taking my walks on your farm. Thanks for sharing it with us. I’m a city girl, so I haven’t had the pleasure to live on a farm but I can enjoy it through your posts. Have a great day my friend. 🧡🖤🤗
ReplyDeleteHappy Wednesday, Patti. I hope your day is off to a lovely start. It was a pretty lazy day on the farm, but all of the animals were content. Some of them are characters. LOL. Thank you for the sweet visit. Hugs
DeleteI enjoy every look at your farm Melisa. What a beautiful view from your pond (or do you call it a "tank"?) Do you bale round bales or rectangular ones? All we see around here are round, but we saw some really big rectangular bales yesterday. I think you should see if Mr Groundhog hires out to do the postholes for your fencing - lol!
ReplyDeleteLol didn't Mr. Groundhog do a fabulous job? I had to do a double take on that hole when I saw it because it was perfect and in a great spot at the fence. LOL. There are 4 ponds at this section of the farm. This pond is the oldest. Round bale here- LOL , but we do ever so often bale a few square bales if it is a small field. Have a wonderful Wednesday and thank you for the sweet visit. Hugs.
DeleteJust loving your Farm photos, Melisa!! I vaguely (I was really young then) recall my paternal Pipere's dairy farm...the main thing were the duckies for me and the big "moo-moos" hahaha!! And all this in French as that was my first language. I have a hazy memory of standing behind a fence and the cows coming over...enormous beasties...all named by my Mimere...even though Pipere snorted at this fancy of hers. Thanks for re-awakening my memories today;))) Hugs, Julierose
ReplyDeleteAaah such sweet childhood memories of your Pipere's farm. Were the duckies your favorite? The ducks were always my favorite as a kiddo. They would peck at my bracelet when I would visit them in the barnyard. I am sure the cows did look like big beasts for a youngin'. I always have to name the livestock too. LOL. Thank you for the sweet Wednesday visit and for bringing a warm smile to my day. Hugs.
DeleteGreat photos of your farm. Your animals look so content! You and Mr. Pinker do a great job keeping them in grits!--TerryK@OnGoingProjects
ReplyDeleteAah thank you so much, Terry. Some of them are fat and sassy, but oh so adorable! LOL. Have a beautiful and blessed day. Hugs.
DeleteWhat awesome photos from around the farm, Melisa! Big Bad Brad and Gertie look like they are enjoying cooling off their tootsies.
ReplyDeleteLol they were. They are 2 of my favorites though Big Bad Brad is not really bad ; he is a big old marshmallow and pays "you never mind" as one walks by. LOL. Have a fabulous day. It is a bright sunny day here. We may have rain tomorrow. Hugs.
DeleteHas Edna found the Foutain of Youth? She is looking good!
ReplyDeleteIsn't she a beauty? She always looks fine and fancy and all slicked back. She is a character that is for sure. I hope you are having a great day, Maureen. Thank you for the sweet visit to the farm and Happy Wednesday. Hugs
DeleteI can smell the mown hay. The visits to the farm are always enjoyed. Your critters are lookin' fine. Edna is very intent on something, for sure!
ReplyDeleteFresh cut hay is one of my favorite "farm smells" , Ginny. I think the barns are going to be filled to the brim for the winter season. Oh yes, Edna keeps a keen eye out on what is going on. I think she was focused on the calves that day. LOL. Have a beautiful day and thank you for dropping by. Hugs.
DeleteEdna is awesome... as are all the farm sweeties!! Well, maybe not that groundhog! LOL Have a great week! Hugs!
ReplyDeleteEdna is one of my favorites. She is very photogenic and I never know what she is going to do .LOL. Mr. Groundhog is living under the pig barn ; every now and then we get a peek at him. He made a hole perfect for a fence post. LOL. We do have a groundhog situation though. Have an awesome day, Brenda and thank you for the sweet visit. Hugs.
DeleteAmazing images of the farm!
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Aaah thank you so much, Isabel. It was a lovely day on the farm. The livestock was happy and content. Hugs and Blessings.
DeleteHi Molly and Edna always very nice to see you. Have a wonderful day - see you again very soon. DarleneJ
ReplyDeleteThe gals say howdy as do I, Darlene. I hope you had a wonderful day. It was pleasant here, but rain is on the way. I wish I could send some your way to help cool things down. Thank you for the sweet visit. Hugs and Blessings.
DeleteThank you for the tour around the farm. It's fun to see the animals and Edna ~ you are a star!
ReplyDeleteLOL. I think Edna is the bees knees too, Sharon. I always look for the gal in the field. She is a pistol. Hee! Hee! Hugs and Blessings and thank you for the sweet visit.
DeleteNice to see the animals, Melisa. Cheeky Groundhogs! Thank you for the tour. 😁👍🙋♀️👋 Barbara @flashinscissors xxx 👋😘xx
ReplyDeleteIt was a great day on the farm. The groundhog stayed hidden under the pig barn. It did dig a perfectly nice hole/ tunnel in the fence line. LOL. Have a great day, sweet friend. Hugs.
DeleteEverything still looks so green. I guess that will start to change soon. Have a good rest of your week.
ReplyDeleteOh yes, it is still pretty and green here. The leaves that have fallen are from the heat last week. But the temps are starting to change. It is a little cooler today for we are expecting rain. Have a great day, Kate and thank you for the sweet visit. Hugs.
DeleteLove the photos. Tell me about the little cabin!
ReplyDeleteAaah thank you so much, Meari for asking . This little cabin is constructed from the logs of a disassembled cabin from a neighboring state. It was in the process of being reconstructed on another farm when it was burned and we were given the remaining logs. The original cabin was built in the mid 1800's . This cabin is one room with a loft and has some of my Granny's furniture in it from her cabin. I will have to take a photo of the inside and front sometime. We like to have cookouts there and sometimes camp out. I wish you a very lovely day. Hugs.
DeleteLooks a sweet cabin Melisa. Look forward to seeing these photos. 😁 Barbara @flashinscissors 🙋♀️👍😁xx
DeleteAaah thank you so much, Barbara. The cabin holds a lot of fond memories of the family gatherings. Have a wonderful weekend , sweet friend. Hugs.
DeleteSweet photos of the farm. I used to think groundhogs were adorable. But now we have one that has made a big hole in the yard. I'm not sure what I think LOL.
ReplyDeleteThey make some big ole' holes don't they? Our groundhogs used to make their holes in the creek banks but now they are everywhere. We actually have too many groundhogs . LOL . Hugs and Blessings.
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