Susan Nachand’s Florida town was recently devastated by tornados. In the midst of this chaos, she found solace in the daily ‘Beautiful Morning At Bedlam Farm’ pictures on the blog, a testament to the blog’s relevance in even the most challenging times.

She said the photos gave her strength for healing, recovery, and renewal.

This was one of the most beautiful messages I’ve received since starting my blog. You can read it here. This has been my dream for the blog; it took me long enough, but I’m getting there. Today’s “Beautiful Morning” post is dedicated to Susan, who is working bravely to put her life back together.

Thanks, Susan. Good Luck.

 

 

Moving Manure

Fate rounding the corner at high speed.

Zip is serious when he gets up. He scans the pasture for mice and rats. God help the one he spots.

We are preparing for the Solstice, stacking wood and broken limbs for the fire (and broken old chairs.)

 

Sun art in the living room, reflections from the sun through the windows.