Was it Beauregard??
So, what's the second resolution?
Heck. I can't remember.
As I was going through my photo files the other day (see previous post) I started pondering all the photos that I took here on my property. And I said (to myself, of course)
"How many other people have this much beauty in their own back yard?"
All I have to do is step out my door and I see amazing stuff.
Living here has been an extreme challenge for me.
The house is a dump compared to what I'm used to. The complications and inconveniences of rural living are profound (especially with my increasing health problems).
BUT - - -
every time I look outside and savor my surroundings, I'm glad that I'm here.
I have peace. I have privacy. Little by little I can try to conquer the problems. Difficult things can't be accomplished in a day. But there's hope.
Random glimpses of my private domain.
One of my favorite photos - evening clouds after a huge storm.
More clouds from the same storm
Rainbow after the storm
(but where's the pot of gold?)
(but where's the pot of gold?)
This is the cow pasture adjacent to my property. When I saw the rainbow, I grabbed my camera and ran.
The forest in my back yard in autumnal glory
Sunrise on misty morning
Winter sunset
Winter wonderland
Spring
Summer
a rather uninteresting time for photos -
greenery, weeds, and bugs
It's not easy to get a clear shot of the moon.
As much as I hate spiders, their webs are fascinating works of art.
