Yesterday's lovely weather was just right for the two hour morning ride on horses, four wheelers and carts along the ridge and over to the Purnell home place and back to the cemetery. I wasn't able to be there for most of it, but I did get to walk out to the family cemetery on the hill by myself while the ride was underway. I came back over later to visit with these neightbors/friends. And, luckily, some food remained, and kind fellowship that I really admire and appreciate.
seeing the barn on the far hill -- the barn that Jonathan is working to reconstitute |
Gary's brother, sitting on the red bench, seen from the barn |
Several family and friends photos:
I happen to like this photo a lot. We are all sitting around a table outside. Kathy, as an avid photographer yourself, I hope you like this photo as well. |
Jonathan and Ty's daughter, Natalie |
Garry's grandson, Ethan |
providing some field time after the pavement traveling |
beautiful Bella |
I enjoy esp. the red bench, and the way you keep returning to community, returning to community....
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I enjoy esp. the red bench, and the way you keep returning to community, returning to community....
ReplyDeleteLove the gardens!
Be Bold; Be Beautiful! xoxo
I am struck by the way the land lies in these photos. Look one way, like from the red bench to the graves, and everything seems close and intimate and near enough to touch. and then you turn around, or just partway around, in the photo looking across the bench and there is a long sloping vista back to the farm and buildings, all so tiny. Looking back, I gather, to the route the ride took to get to the cemetery. Thanks.
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