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Schlag auf Schlag bringt der April Raps, Bärlauch und bald auch der Mohn zum blühen. Saustress, wenn man allem nachkommen will und die Bedingungen auch noch passen sollten.
Letztere passen nicht immer und es braucht je nachdem viel Zeit. Die ist leider nicht immer genügend vorhanden.
Ich nehme es vor zu, wenn es passt, freue ich mich und sonst auch 😬
In the autumn, Queen Anne's Lace takes on a curled-up 'bird's' nest shape which holds its seeds. The seeds are spread by the wind and by sticking to animals as they brush up against them.
Happy 100 days! :) I can't believe it snuck up so fast.
I've had this idea in my head for awhile but I needed some assistance transporting the chair. Andrew helped me out again. I lost my balance a couple times and almost ate shit. He laughed.
This field is infested with snails. The only thing to fear in this snail utopia is me stepping all over them. There were many...many casualties today. Do not leave your shoes unattended in this field. Five or six of them decided to camp out in mine (+1 in comments). Ew.
I attempted stitching again..seven photos this time. Not perfect but this project is all about learning and growing. One day I will be really good at this (hopefully).
The kids love the run up to Halloween, so much colour.
This year there were three fields of Pumpkins grown nearby.
I couldn't resist photographing them during the full moon, the kids thought it'd be a great idea!
Processed on a plane and sent via a slow phone connection. Next few days are likely to be more offline than online...
A small, tidy farm with a re-sided gambrel barn. The house on the hill just east, to the right, of it looked very old; a sprawling, white two-story with unusual roof lines.
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