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| Turning into Fall
Everywhere I turn the signs of Fall are here. The nights are getting cooler. I am seeing flocks of birds in the sky. The maples have started to turn into gold. Leaves are falling.
Every year I wonder if I am ready for Fall. It is one of the prettiest seasons. Then again I can find beauty in all of the seasons. Makes it hard to like one season over another.
Fall is full of apples, spices, soups and stews. Crisp air. Beautiful scenery. The beginning of the end so to speak. I have learned to appreciate what each season represents and has to offer. Time to go apple picking.
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| The Dashboard
I found this old car sitting in a field not
to long ago. I was just fascinated by the simplicity of this dashboard. A clock, a lighter, I place for the key and a button for the heater. That's all folks. Now there are
so many things on the dashboard that it takes a few weeks to learn them all. Sometimes even then you are still learning what all it can do. I am not sure it is all necessary. I feel like sometimes it is just more "stuff" to
complicate my life. Though I am told it is to make my life easier. I like Simple.
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| Orange Zinnia Down the road from my house is this wonderful field of Zinnia's(see other photograph). It has given me many moments of happiness. Either by driving by or stopping and taking photographs. Everyday it looks a little different. The angle the sun hits it, after a rain, in the early morning with mountain mist lingering. I hope you enjoy my photograph's as much as I have enjoyed taking them. |
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| The Grey Barn This little barn is so charming to me. The rusty roof. The broken window. The missing siding (perfect for barn owls). The day lilies. The way it sits on a little hill. It is a local barn, an in town barn. Which makes it even more special to me. The people who live there just use it to store the broken down parts of their lives. I can imagine so many things I could do with it. I want a barn. |
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| Along the Watuaga River
This week I was lucky enough to spend the morning with my youngest son. He took me to a couple of his favorite places near where he lives. We had so much fun. Such a beautiful day. I will share some more pictures soon.
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| The Little House
Cute was all I could think when I
spotted this little house.
The metal door really caught my eye.
It is from an old fertilizer sign.
Golden Eagle.
A tobacco fertilizer from the
Wilmington Fertilizer Company.
How appropriate for the little house.
This house is not too far from the Rabbit Hutch. I would love to have the door. Maybe next time I go to the beach I will stop and see if they will let me buy it. |
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