I found this pattern in an old mule barn.
Other entries in this weeks challenge can be viewed here.
I found this pattern in an old mule barn.
Other entries in this weeks challenge can be viewed here.
I didn’t take a new photograph for this weeks challenge, instead I thought I’d share a snapshot from above of something that it dear to my heart-my little Bubba Dog. RIP
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My Grandchildren have decided to raise laying chickens so they can provide fresh eggs for their family!
I went fishing Friday even though the wind was blowing fifteen miles per hour with gust up to twenty-five miles per hour. Around 2 o’clock I came ashore to get out of the wind for a while and get a bite to eat. While chowing down on one of my favorite snacks, Vienna Sausage, I scrolled through some emails on my I-phone and saw the weekly Photo Challenge-Lunch, snapped a photo of what I was dining on with my phone…
“Home is where your heart is”, was my wife’s favorite phrase when fussing at me for spending so much time at the golf course, but of course she was wrong. If that were true I’d be living on one of the many golf courses around here. OOPS, I forgot, I can’t afford to live on one of the golf courses around here. When I think of home I think of warmth, laughter, children, grandchildren, wife, brothers and sisters. So where we gather as a family, be it two or all of us, that is home. I’ve decided to share a photo of an old abandoned homestead and let the viewer’s imagination decide what kind of home this was.
Whoa there big boy, this ain’t Texas. In Texas you may be a common site, but here in South Carolina you are unique for sure!