Although, the days are extremely hot (100-106*f–up to 41.11c)
The nights cool down, way down to 59*f or less (15c)
The sun hot and baking during the day
The cool nights
(plus watering) 
keeps everything growing gently
The constant hot afternoon wind rustles the corn stalks, causing the developing ears to be pollinated
Everything enjoying
The move from the rays of the sun
to the cooling
Shadows
Of the shade.
Shade—
bringing a soft and welcome
break — bringing a
Softness to the air.
Hot summer days
Growing crops
Shade giving comfort to beasts and man alike
Rich, flourishing Summer
Making full and happy hearts
Good morning, My Friends!
From my world to your Hearts,
Linda
Life on a Colorado Farm 
You do lead a blessed life. Thank you for sharing it with us.
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Some days the work seems over-whelming but all in all we always feel very blessed.
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lovely
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What a beautiful tribute to Summer!
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Although we are sweltering, it is still my favorite time of year. 🙂
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I can’t get over your high temps at that elevation. We are only 700 feet and we rarely see 100.
Such a wonderful farm…
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103* right now.
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OY!
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Your yard is prettier than photos can show! Color in every corner. It’s amazing that your flowers do so well in 100° temps. Enjoy for me!
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I shall….it’s slap ya in the face hot today and we are hauling hay.
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I know this is your favorite time of the year, Linda. May you enjoy it to the fullest extent.
Wow ….it really gets hot by you!
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Yes, it does…slaps you in the face sometimes.
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Your corn looks so happy!
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It feels happy too! 🙂
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Oh what a wonderful post Linda .. such super photos!! Sounds like you are having a beautiful summer 🙂
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It is nice…I love every day I can have the windows open and every day I can sleep with open windows. 🙂
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