The cilantro is doing pretty well. It looks a little discolored in this photo but I can almost taste the fresh salsa now....
Before mentioned giant oak tree. It's huge. I don't really even know how to get a picture of it. I thought this was an interesting angle. It was taken close to twilight. Such a massive beautiful site.
Rainbow swiss chard.....
Beautiful green onions. These are such a refreshing little treat with a salad .
Lettuce mix. Going to get some tasty salads from these little babies.
Below you will see two projects we have been working on. We are blessed to live in the country and have several ponds and streams on our property. This one is closest to the house and we have been clearing it so the kids can play in it. I have many fond memories of summers long ago playing in the creek, looking for crawdads, finding turtles and frogs, making dams, splashing and just enjoying it. We made a small dam ( below) and let the baby ducks get out in them. It was such fun.
Here is a little bit more of the creek, it snakes around to the right there at the back of the phone and has several semi deep hole s( like maybe thigh deep). We are excited about the opportunity for the kids to play in it now that it is cleaned up a bit.
Busy time of year around the homestead. Hope you all are doing well.
Wow Rachel! What great vegetables!They looks so delicious!
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How beautiful and peaceful your place looks! Thanks for sharing. I love the swing.
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Just so long as Clifford stays out of the garden!! I'm with you - snap peas are one of my favorite snacks! :) [#TALU]
ReplyDeleteI love that spot with the swing by the oak!
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I bet it is a busy time of year, yet your photographs looks so relaxing. TALU
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