Summer has ended, so has early fall
The plants are all gone…not just nipped, but finished
No more glimmering colors of brightness, no spicy and floral scents on the breeze
The air is now sharp with cold and the sky scudding with wind-blown grey clouds
The seasons have turned—
Jack Frost our visitor
Still, I am thinking there will be a few more rainbows before the snow clouds arrive.Β After they come I will watch for Sundogs; beautiful colors of ice in the sky!
Your friend on a western Colorado farm,
Linda
Gorgeous photos, thank you for sharing!
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Thank you!
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It seems like we’ve almost missed our fall here too. There’s still a lot of harvesting to do, but it has quickly gone from hot summer to the low 40’s over night. So quickly. Looking forward to experiencing different seasons from a different part of the country through your blog!
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The hard months to have a dairy is coming for you soon!
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Yes! The extreme heat and extreme cold are hard months. We will be selling the cows this winter though, so we’re counting down to the end of thawing water bowls and opening the driveway for the milk truck! More on that later… π
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WHOA! Huge life-change for all of you!
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Enjoy the new season!
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Two Thumbs Up!
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We’re finally enjoying some autumn-like weather here. I wouldn’t mind if Jack Frost stayed away a little longer.
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I miss summer already, but it’s time!
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We had a week of quite cool weather and this week is in the high 70’s to almost 80 degrees but the nights are cold. We are above normal temps so far all year long. Time to go water as it’s also very dry. Have a wonderfilled week, Linda.
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Late Fall has arrived.
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that nasty weather just got here in my part of Texas. While I like it cooler this should have stayed nearer you lol.
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Tee Hee
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I’m always sad when the veggies and flowers go. But you usually get a nice month of “Indian Summer”
I like having 4 seasons…maybe with global warming, we’ll have shorter winters and longer summers
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I’m sad also. But a rest is a good thing.
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How I envy your weather, Linda. We had a rainstorm last Friday…mild in the grand scheme of things, but aggressive for our area. And now they’re telling us to expect temps as high as 90F tomorrow! We had just dipped into temps low enough for pants at bedtime! As I type this, the transition winds are whipping around the house, which is lovely, but I can’t get over the dread of tomorrow. I hope your early winter is mild, while leaving you with enough water for next year.
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YAY for RAIN!!!!
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So beautiful, so inspiring, so comforting.
Thank you,
Katie
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Aw! Thank you, Katie!
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It’s over already? The season goes by quick up there. Still warm days here, but cool nights and early mornings. (Actually it is sunny from about noon to 4 and cold the rest of the time. Good sleeping weather.)
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We are heading into late fall now. Soon, very soon we will start corn harvest!
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Wow..interesting pics showing the sundogs! Yes our flowers are all gone now and we’ve had two days of snow this past week. It’s unseasonably cold for us this October. And last winter we had so many below zero days…I hope it won’t be a repeat of that. Time will tell I guess. All the best to you!
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All the best to you also, Diane! It’s always nice to see your comment come up!
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Wow, that really is compelling. Still nothing but pleasant weather for us. . . boring.
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I could handle summer year round…maybe I need to move to the equator.
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That sounds even more boring. I happen to like our season here. Although boring, it gets neither too uncomfortably cold nor too horridly hot. I say it is boring, but I do not think that I would like extremes for long.
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Probably not. π
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Lovely photos. Lovely words.
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Thank you, Charlotte!
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Hey Linda … I just love that last photo. π Isn’t it amazing how quickly the weather changes! Thankfully we have had such a beautiful day today. π
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Spring is upon you! Relish!
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