The last cutting (3rd) of the second field.
Beautiful, Thick, and Lush.
Now we need sunshine!
Just say’n!
After this is baled and sold we are done for the year!
Your friend on a western Colorado farm,
Linda
My inbox contained a lovely surprise from Sara, in Kentucky…
“Finally, a Rainbow for you!: she announced.
“The first one I’ve seen all summer!”
Now I’m sharing with you…a stunning Kentucky rainbow covering the Equinox farm with lovely grazing sheep!
Thank you so much, Sara!
Your friend on a western Colorado farm,
Linda
“To say it was a beautiful day would not begin to explain it. It was that day when the end of summer intersects perfectly with the start of fall….”—Ann Patchett, Truth and Beauty
Your friend on a Western Colorado Farm
Linda
It is cold here this morning. 49*…a light jacket was in order to change the irrigation water.
As a gift to me I was sent several photos of those beautiful little flying jewels of summer. Kagedog lives in Cedaredge, Colorado and is a regular visitor to our little blog. She knows how much I enjoy the Hummingbirds so sent to me some very nice photos. She also gave me permission to share them with you. 🙂
I hope you enjoy them as much as I do.
We still have lots of Hummingbirds here. I don’t know if they are the regulars or if they are moving through. This morning they were fluffed way up as they drank from the feeders. Although, it is cool in the mornings the days still warm up nicely, as much as 89*.
I hope your Tuesday is a good one. It’s time to put the bean puller on and finish work on the combine. We are still waiting for the alfalfa to turn into hay. Hope the rains stay away for a least two or more weeks!
Your friend on a western Colorado Farm,
Linda
