When we moved to Bowling Green in 1990, I had never gardened. Evelyn Stone, the woman who had lived there, had been gone for a while and the gardens were overgrown. As I cleared them out, I found all sorts of plants that had been deliberately placed, and I started to become interested in the […]
Friday – July 24, 2020 Read More »
Stone was tired after a long night of grazing, and Tom Morris was, too, from a night of catting around. Also, it was another hot one. There were many finches visiting today, and I got an “in flight” picture. Those shots are just dumb luck for me. I did some work before it got hot,
Thursday – July 23, 2020 Read More »
Early this morning, as I was putting out the bird feed, I met this little guy enjoying the bird bath, though he is not a bird. Later in the morning, we had other visitors to the back porch who were not birds. For the horses, another day of rest was brought on by thunder to
Tuesday – July 21, 2020 Read More »
No exciting horse news today. I am resting for the weekend. There is a heat advisory, so I am using that as an excuse to take it easy. Harry and Weedy were taking it easy this morning before the day got going. The horses were very happy in the field this morning, and stayed out
Saturday – July 18, 2020 Read More »
The first thing I saw when I looked out the window this morning was a blaze of pink blossoms from the second perennial hibiscus, which has opened. The horses grazing are also a beautiful sight, and I never get tired of it. Note the cowbirds attending Bart. In the barn, Cedar was intimidated by the
Wednesday – July 15, 2020 Read More »