I just love zipping through your pictures, then going back to study my favourites. The dog pile one held so much energy.
We have a Farmall tractor. It's Rod's pride, as it was his grandfather's before him. I like to park it in the front lawn between our apple trees. A rather large lawn ornament, but full of character, I think.
Your two horse shots are wonderful, as are the "grandpa" pictures. So much dignity in old-time farmers.
I love the picture of the older gentleman...his face shows such character...is he your dad? looks like the girls had such a great time finding a pumpkin...
Melissa, your comment is a riot! I love it. You are better, I'll admit it. I love the portraits you have taken here. The man in a baseball cap is a prize winner!!! And the old horse, both the horse photos, horse by fence is magic! My word, your girls look so grown! How did that happen? Is that your husband? He looks like a rock star? A pumpkin impaled on a fence, sort of grim like headless horseman, love the dark of the grasses in that shot. How I wish I could be there, it's been in the 90ยบ's around here, still summer time--which I love but enough already, I like to snuggle down as well as walk barefoot in the waves and sand.
Looks like fun!
ReplyDeleteI just love zipping through your pictures, then going back to study my favourites. The dog pile one held so much energy.
ReplyDeleteWe have a Farmall tractor. It's Rod's pride, as it was his grandfather's before him. I like to park it in the front lawn between our apple trees. A rather large lawn ornament, but full of character, I think.
Your two horse shots are wonderful, as are the "grandpa" pictures. So much dignity in old-time farmers.
Looks like you and the girls had a grand time.
I love the picture of the older gentleman...his face shows such character...is he your dad?
ReplyDeletelooks like the girls had such a great time finding a pumpkin...
Looks like lots of fun!
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos.
ReplyDeleteHow fun!
ReplyDelete~Emily
lovely...those girls are really growing and beautiful!
ReplyDeletecouldn't see the photo you left a link to on my blog: why don't you email it to rhondaprince@gmail.com
-R
Great pictures!
ReplyDeleteOh my you got double the chance to get great pictures. You sure got them. It looks like a fun place to go.
ReplyDeleteMelissa, your comment is a riot! I love it.
ReplyDeleteYou are better, I'll admit it.
I love the portraits you have taken here. The man in a baseball cap is a prize winner!!! And the old horse, both the horse photos, horse by fence is magic!
My word, your girls look so grown! How did that happen?
Is that your husband? He looks like a rock star?
A pumpkin impaled on a fence, sort of grim like headless horseman, love the dark of the grasses in that shot.
How I wish I could be there, it's been in the 90ยบ's around here, still summer time--which I love but enough already, I like to snuggle down as well as walk barefoot in the waves and sand.
it is all good, what else needs to be said, a superb collection of life's moments. Is does not get any better than that ...
ReplyDeleteThese pictures are so gorgeous in black and white. I'm amazed at how long your girls' hair has gotten. Beautiful!!
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