It was just another morning here at the farm. A sparrow baby fell out of the next, and Zinnia and Merricat grazed together in the back pasture. Fate tried to stalk Zip to no avail. The flowers were beautiful. You are invited to come along for the tour. It’s free and fun.

 

Maria returned from the back pasture, a sweet site in the morning.

 

Fate often tries to intimidate Zip by stalking him. Like the sheep, he doesn’t care—photo by Maria.

Back in the next. Maria found a baby swallow on the ground in the Pole Barn. She picked him up and put him back in the nast.

 

 

I have a bread baker now, just down the street. Kean Mcllvaine opened her new bakery a couple of miles down the road. I don’t have to drive to her house anymore.  She sells out pretty quickly.

We can also get fresh vegetables in the same place we get bread; Kari Bernard makes all kinds of delicious vegetables I have never heard of. We are eating well.

Morning Dew, garden bed.

 

 

Apple tree, sunrise

Begonia in the sunshine.

My flower child. He is my flower companion when I take pictures or sit outside.