Thursday, November 9

Daily Farm Photo: 11/9/06


Big Sky

A year of Daily Photos ago:
Top O' The Forest To You
And out of the kitchen came:
Mexican Monkey Cake

12 comments:

  1. Ahh, take a big breath of fresh air as you take in the beauty around you!! Tiny sheep against that big blue sky!! Very lovely Susan!!

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  2. i can't get enough of farmgirl's blog! just so you know.

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  3. ...if I run out of blue I know where to get it

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  4. Another beautiful picture. Sometimes I have to visit this site multiple times a day to a relaxation fix. I am learning how to make breads and am purchasing the Bread alone book recommended in your favorites store. Hopefully my breads come out as nice as yours.

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  5. Breath taking... Thanks for sharing!

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  6. Lovely refreshing picture to gaze at :)

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  7. This sky is wonderfully blue! Nice picture.

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  8. I have never left a comment on a blog before, but I have to let you know how much reading your thoughts and viewing your photos means to me each day. I grew up in a rural area, and miss it more the older I get. I look forward to the literal breath of fresh air that you provide. I am sure that there are many more people like me who transport themselves to a nirvana such as yours. Thank you so much for giving me a daily chance to re-charge. Sometimes I think of Cary, Nanny Bear, or Dan in the middle of a crazy day and I smile.
    Judy

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  9. What a lovely meadow. I'm breathing in all that delicious air too.

    Kimberly

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  10. Finally, dial up or not, I got on to see some recent posts. Beautiful pictures, as always. The one of Cary looking out - what beautiful open land you have! You are way ahead on the grass than us Oregonians.
    I love Dan's halter, but I do what to extend one warning - they are dangerous to leave on - now, I don't think you have all the fences, but you might want to consider leaving it off. I was warned of this with my first horse, and have heard many horror stories from my vets and other livestock owners. Just a thought. The world would not want Donkey Dan to come to any harm!!! And Monkey cake - I must check it out - perhaps they will be a good match when I make my next monkey cages?

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  11. Hi Susan - it's nice to see that there is blue sky SOMEWHERE in the world - certainly not in the Pacific NW that's for sure! There's more rain in the forecast for at least the next 10 days!! Oh, well, that's life in the PNW- and we had a beautiful summer, so I shouldn't complain... :-) T.

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  12. absolutely breathtaking..

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