Labor Day weekend always marks the unofficial start of Fall for me.
I'm ready for some cooler weather, but I will miss the summer's flowers and colors...
I'm ready for some cooler weather, but I will miss the summer's flowers and colors...
...the spectacular sunrises...
...and the rainbows – goodness, there were so many rainbows this year.
And somewhere over the rainbow I always find my little pot of gold.
Outstanding pictures, as always!
ReplyDeleteI am looking forward to fall also, but only because our summer has been unusually HOT ... as of right now, and with more to come, 53 days this summer of 90 or above!
Love your September header.
Gorgeous photos this morning!
ReplyDeleteI, too, feel this is the start of Fall now. I love the cooler weather, but in WI I know winter will be lurking in the not so distant future. The horses have started to shed their summer coats already. :(
Just beautiful - thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful set of summer photos. Can't wait to see what fall brings.
ReplyDeleteWOW those are breathtaking photos!
ReplyDeleteYou've got a beautiful life there!
ReplyDeleteThese photos just sing of summer.
ReplyDeleteI am so ready for fall! The shots are lovely, especially the sunrises.
ReplyDeleteThat third photo is just stunning!!! I really like your "golden treasure"!! Specially with toast and bacon :-)
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Theresa in ALberta
Beautiful photos as usual Linda. I am waiting for fall and cooler temps. The trees are starting to turn here and have been for about 10 days. Our horses are putting on the winter coats so they know summer is over.
ReplyDeleteThanks for those beautiful pictures. I love starting my day off w/your blog. I'm excited that summer's almost gone too. I just can't handle the heat like I used to. These days I have to stay in the water if I'm outside...How are you enjoying those fresh eggs? Did you know you can freeze them? I just read that yesterday. Who'da thunk?
ReplyDeleteSimply gorgeous. The colors are WOW.
ReplyDeleteI think you have a whole different calendar working here. Maybe a "Beautiful New Mexico" calendar?
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos, Carson. How many eggs do you collect per week now? Are all the girls doing their job?
ReplyDeleteI'm now buying my eggs from a local farmer and I noticed a wonderful difference in the taste of fresh eggs.
Enjoy your weekend and I will too.
Best always, Sandra
Wow!
ReplyDeleteNancy, I had no idea that eggs could be frozen. Must go google...
ReplyDeleteSandra, the girls are laying machines. Once they found their groove (it took a couple of weeks) each of them has given me an egg a day...21 eggs a week! Every morning between 10 am and noon, they do their thing, and when I go out to do lunchtime chores, I find all three eggs in the same nesting box. I love my chickens.
Spectacular pictures, and what a mighty fine pot of gold that is!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos. Today really does mark the end of Summer...definitely a change is in the air...much cooler. Have a pleasant and relaxing weekend.
ReplyDeleteThe photo of your home and the rainbow is awesome. Hope you include that in your calendar.
ReplyDeleteYou sure have a lot of colors you can't find here in Kansas and Missouri. Gorgeous. Btw, I have a friend who is chicken crazy and we just went to a chicken ranch last week to pick up some more chickens...because these chickens lay chocolate colored eggs. They really do look like dark chocolate!
ReplyDeleteLove the new Header Photo for September. Of course I also loved the one for August, and the one for July and ... You get the picture. Well, yes you certainly do !
ReplyDeleteit is funny, how we wish away our lies without even thinking about it. I look forward to fall too, but will miss my roses and lavender. I am, however, ready for some cool weather.
ReplyDeleteI do believe all of your seasons are beautiful in New Mexico.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos!!! What a blessing to be in such a gorgeous place and to really truly see it and KNOW it! I was pointed to your blog through Carolynn's at A Glowing Ember...so happy to have stopped by!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful as always. I'm not going to miss summer it was 95 yesterday and humid. I hate it. Pristine snow looks very nice to me too.
ReplyDeleteHave you noticed how dark yellow the yolks are and how they "stand up" in the fryin' pan?
ReplyDeleteRainbows= WOW!!!
ReplyDeleteI held a chicken for the first time in my life today! I visited a friend's farm that had 4 chickens and they were soooo social and excited to visit with us. Two of them let me pick them up! They were laying hens as well and followed us EVERYWHERE we went.
ReplyDeleteBEAUTIFUL Pictures and a great post! LOVE your 'Pot Of Gold'...especially in these days of Salmonella....!(lol)
ReplyDeleteThat Rainbow is GORGEOUS!!! Such a very dramatic picture...Well, they all are, actually.
Beautiful photos as usual! I was hoping for one of Deets; I miss him.
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