65 degrees this morning, calm, cloudy and looking like rain. Took along my umbrella but this time didn't need it.
Only two deer this morning, the doe and her fawn.
Think I saw a couple of fishers but was kind of far to tell for certain. They were running across the road, saw me and turned around and ran back the way they came.
Walked to town and just walked around the cemeteries, didn't go through town at all.
I arrived back home in the nick of time. Once in the house down came the rain!!
Walked 5.7 miles
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Ken made us cinnamon rolls for breakfast and they sure smelled good as I walk in the door. A very nice surprise!
When there was a break in the rain I drove Ken in the ATV up to the truck and trailer full of crush and run and then came right back home. I had a bit of fun driving the ATV around the house out back for a bit before I went back in the house.
Ken dumped the gravel on the driveway and smoothed it out with the tractor. Then brought the truck back to the house. I didn't stay because there wasn't really anything for me to do.
The last couple of wild daisies popped up through the gravel out front.
The other day our neighbor Ron stopped by with some tomatoes from his garden for us. They were mostly green when he brought them but have ripened nicely.
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I hope you enjoy the tomatoes half as much as I have enjoyed mine. I was so thankful to have some good ones. A few have rotted on the vine, but still have had some to eat and even sent one or two home with my daughter. (I would have sent more, but was all I had at the time.)
We could use some of the rain!
...I picked a few tomatoes that looked red from where I was and the turned out to be might green on the other side. They ripened in no time. I just got back in and driving at sunset I saw 5 deer.
😊 always a treat to read your peaceful posts.
Those tomatoes look great. I know that you have plans for them. How pleasant to arrive home to cinnamon rolls. A perfect September treat.
Those tomatoes look perfect. We're getting lots of small cherry type but not too many bigger ones suitable for making a nice sandwich.
Good thing the rain held off until you got home.
Those daisies are persistent , pushing up through the rocks to bloom. I wonder if there is a lesson there? I know that when there is resistance , I tend to want to give up too easily.
Good timing on your walk & to come home to home baked cinnamon rolls...a perfect breakfast. (I don't know what a fisher is) You two do keep busy! And it shows. Looking forward to seeing your hand-work (stitchery).
Hello,
I love the daisies, they are one of my favorite flowers. The tomatoes look delicious and the cinnamon rolls sound yummy. Take care, enjoy your day!
Lovely tomatoes.
God bless.
Hi Karen- You and Ken are having a pretty full time of it. Your neighbor 'Ron' certainly sounds like a good chap to bring you the gift Tomatoes...When I grew Tomatoes in our back yard many decades ago - I was always gifting the surplus Tomatoes to our Neighbors...all we can give away now is Lemons and Oranges to our Friends. Have a great weekend. Regards. KEV. (Sydney-Australia).
We walked in the rain the other day. With the temperatures in the 90’s and no lightning or thunder, It was refreshing.
I love the daisy. My favorite.
Lisa
I love to drive my Jeep like it's an ATV all over the land, so much fun. How nice to be greeted by the smell of cinnamon rolls as you came back from your walk.
The tomatoes look great!
I like that view.
We've been gifted tomatoes from a couple people with gardens. They are so good. Nice work on that driveway! It was fun to see more of the property.
You guys are so industrious.
Cinnamon rolls for breakfast sounds nice, and those tomatoes look lovely.
All the best Jan
What a perfect sounding morning. And I love the quote at the end of your post. :)
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