Even though the days are nice and warm the nights are chilly, dropping into the high 30s. Gradually the trees are pushing off thier leaves, scattering the last of summer onto the paths in my garden.
The evening light through the corn also speaks of turning leaves.
Corn harvest next, but it has to freeze first. For now I’m going to enjoy these beautiful warm days and cool nights. Getting through the bean harvest is enough for the moment.
Linda
Life on a Colorado Farm 
I’m sure it feels good to rest between harvests. Nothing feels like fall around here and I am in no hurry.
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Fall is in the air here too. It is nice to have chilly mornings again.
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Beautiful! Beautiful words and beautiful photos!
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I sure wish we could have some of that sunshine! I am enjoying looking at it here though! We are cooling down into the 60’s during the day and down in the 40’s at night. You enjoy that lovely weather because as we both know they are numbered 😉
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Our trees are losing their leaves not because it is cooler but because we are so dry. Though it has been cooler at night and during the day too.
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I love the sunlight shot through the corn. Hope you can get it all done in a timely fashion!!
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I am sure the freeze is not far off
yeah for the bean harvest….
on to the corn…
Harvest blessings to you (o:
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Your corn is still green..it will turn fast enough! 🙂
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I love the feeling of fall. It is happy and sad, but leaves me with the impression that something will be coming. I don’t particularly care for the shorter days, but I like the idea of staying warm and snug in the house, doing house ‘things’! We haven’t had a freeze yet, either, and I’m loving it!
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We are in for a nice week here. Enjoy!
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Crazy how quickly time is flying by… Where did September go???? Think I said the same thing about August… ha…. Great photos… We have alot of leaves in our yard too…
Love the lighting in the corn picture… Gorgeous!!!
Hugs,
Betsy
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I’m enjoying the cooler weather, too. AND we, in the South Plains have 4 (four) days of rain chances this week!! Hope it comes…thanks for sending it our way.
Blessings!
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Why does the corn harvest have to freeze first? I love learning about how large scale farming happens. Thanks for the lessons!
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It has gotten cooler here at night. Just love that cornfield………no matter how hard I try, I have never been successful at raising corn. Blessings,Kathleen
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We’re into Spring now, but experiencing similar weather to you.
I really love that evening light through the corn.
Just dropped by to say cheerio, am taking a bloggie-break, give a pat and hug to Fuzzy and Boomer too ;D) Will catch up in a few months’ time.
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Wow! Your corn is very green yet. Here the corn is dry, dry, dry! Therefore the complaint on my blog about dust. Harvest is in full force.
Tonight is the first time this week I cooked!
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