Drove out of the garage and there was mama and baby deer
walking down the driveway.
They moved to one side and I drove past them.
Saw three other deer and 2 rabbits by the time I got to town.
It was 74 degrees with a mix of sun and clouds and happy to
say there was a breeze.
Got to town at 6:25
Started my walk by going back down the road towards home a ways
and then back to town.
This is another abandoned house along the main road just outside of town.
There was a police officer doing radar but no one got stopped.
Back in town I walked around both cemeteries.
Shiela was running around them and we had time to say just
a few words as we passed each other a few times.
Couldn't resist another picture of the geese family.
They sure have grown.
Continued by walk through town and up and down some side streets
as I made my way to the ball park.
Walked around the loop there a couple of times and headed
back to the Jeep.
I like these planters that fit over porch railings.
Would like to get some for my porch for next year.
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Did some house work in the morning.
It was in the mid 80's here today which is on the warm side for here,
BUT it was windy so kept things cool.
Had to put door stops (I use my old black irons) at the doors in the house because the wind kept slamming the doors shut.
Worked some more on the counted cross stitch.
Ken and I sat on the porch to read.
He started the Tom Brokaw book but after a bit decided not to read it.
Happy Wednesday
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That planter that fits on the porch rail looks very practical.
Safe from deer (hopefully). Nice mix of plants that person has chosen too.
...that's too nice a house to be abandoned!
Makes me sad to see houses that have been abandoned...especially one that is made with field stone like the one you pictured. I wonder what kind of stories it could tell.
The geese are certainly growing up!
The rail planter makes for a colorul display. So pretty!
I don’t have the planters that fit over the railings but I do have 3 of them on my picket fence and they’re pretty. However with our hot temperatures I need to have a watering drip system. So this year I didn’t plant. I’m glad because with the 119 temps, and redwoods turning brown any flowers would be burnt to a crisp by now.
So the abandoned house, does it have a stone foundation? Do you know how old it is and the history of it?
That abandoned house looks quite nice. I hope someone buys it and fixes it up. It's sad to see them just deteriorate.
I like that porch railing planter too.
It's always fun to see those baby deer.
That abandoned house is a nice house! All it needs that I can see is a new roof and awnings. I love the gorgeous yellow trees behind it!!
That is sad that the house is abandoned. It looks quite nice. Love those planters that fit on the railings. Sadly, if I had those they would end up full of dead flowers. I can never remember to water.
Those baby geese sure have gotten big.
I always love seeing the baby deer.
Great shot of the goose family.
The planter on the railing looks pretty.
Take care, have a great day!
I looked/read this last night and got to looking at your pics and forgot to comment. Those geese sure have grown fast. I would love to see inside the abandoned house...
Those geese look happy enough. So sad that abandoned house.
God bless.
I read a really good memoir written by Tom Brokaw (used to LOVE his journalism) about his parents and their hard work in the mid-west. It was really good! I wonder if this is the same book you mention that your husband started?
I would love to live in a small village to walk in it every day.
walking in suburbia has its challenges!!
Love the pic of the goose family
Keep cool!!
Too bad about the abandoned house. It looks like it was a nice one at one time. I saw lots of geese in the rain on my drive home yesterday from work. Guess they wanted to play in it. Not me though. Janice
The abandoned house doesn't look like it needs a lot of work.
I've always liked those kinds of planters. They add so much. That was a warm start that early in the morning.
That abandoned house looks nice, perhaps someone will buy it, I hope so.
All the best Jan
It is so sad that the house is abandoned. It has beautiful stonework!
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