I've taken lots of photos recently that haven't made it to my blog for one reason or another. Here's a random batch that you might enjoy:
First tomatoes this summer, from our Early Girl plants that we raised in the greenhouse
Half-runners, the first of many, I think. This was the basket we sold.
On the storytelling trail in St. Mary's, WV--hey, this was a small cone! I wonder what their large looks like?
Author Fran Cannon Slayton (on right) and a program attendee
Long may she wave. (Taken from a window at work. )
Book sale madness
Waiting for the harvest
Architecture feature on a building near where I work--I never noticed it until last week.
The hills of home
Susanne, did Larry share his ice cream cone with you or did you have your own? Guess what, I won an advance copy of Fran Slayton's book! Can't wait to get it in the mail.
ReplyDeleteI did enjoy those pics!
ReplyDeleteI'm so envious of those green beans. But mine are doing better this year than they have before. But that's not saying much. We really need a soaking rain.
Congratulations, Janet! I think you'll enjoy it.
ReplyDeleteTF, we've had so much rain it's been a problem. A lot of people are having trouble with blight now.
one of those cones would suit me right about now to soothe my sore throat :)
ReplyDeleteI often get the same reaction when I make an ice cream cone at Chick-fil-A "Thats a small!?"
ReplyDeleteIce cream is a rare treat for us--I try to watch what I eat and Larry's diabetic. So when we ordered small cones, we certainly weren't expecting anything like these!But we did our valiant beat to eat them;-)
ReplyDeleteI'd love to have your "Waiting for the Harvest" photo, matted & framed, and hanging in our upstairs hallway. It just makes me happy to look at it.
ReplyDeleteI looks like something that would be found in Country Magazine.