I love that chicken feet blur also! What a wonderful life you get to lead. Do the dogs ever bother the chickens? I'd think they would be a natural prey also. But what do I know? We only have Lord of the Flies (Cats version) around here. Hope you are feeling recovered from the adventure!
EASTER!!!! I just love anything with Easter in it. :-) My first visit to Chickory was this time of year so I love seeing the leaves/needles/woods. I still play the sound of your creek on my Ipad every so often. :-)
I love these images of your Autumn forest with all of its lovely colours. The hens are just beautiful, the markings on their feathers are so intricate and it is good to see that they have Trout/Koby to watch over them. They are all having a good scratch around. :) xoxoxo ♡
Ande How wonderful you said goodbye for a while with these exquisite hound and chick photos and your breathtaking Christmas painting. The way your creatures co-exist is a reflection of the love and peace that permeates Chickory. hugs Mom
It feels as though i have the entire forest to myself and it speaks to me in snaps, crow calls and feathery evergreen songs.
Black sticks colonized with frilly botanica colored lichens line the landscape and my breath seems to hang in the air like a frozen sculpture. I stay out as long as the wind chill allows, just long enough to see a slate colored junco take his last seed and fly off over the cabin
Paper Garlands
winter beach
Vera's Feather
The Red Monkey
favorite from my christmas designs
queen of the field
my hat filleth over
A Good Idea
To live content with small means; to seek elegance rather than luxury, and refinement rather than fashion; to be worthy, not respectable, and wealthy, not, rich; to listen to stars and birds, babes and sages, with open heart; to study hard; to think quietly, act frankly, talk gently, await occasions, hurry never; in a word, to let the spiritual, unbidden and unconscious, grow up through the common--this is my symphony.
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They are all so intent on their business! Hope they found something!
Vera! A most excellent birdy framed in a most excellently colored and lush Pre-Raphaelite landscape.
And I like blur of the feet in the last photo. Busy, busy!
I love that chicken feet blur also! What a wonderful life you get to lead. Do the dogs ever bother the chickens? I'd think they would be a natural prey also. But what do I know? We only have Lord of the Flies (Cats version) around here. Hope you are feeling recovered from the adventure!
colors --
georgia forest
in fall -- you guys
still have some green --
long past up here in the north
gonaa be white soon
× × ×
/t.
lucky darn H + H
gorgeous setting
xo s, dee & sam mule
Beautiful colours. I love how the dogs and chickens co-exist.
EASTER!!!! I just love anything with Easter in it. :-) My first visit to Chickory was this time of year so I love seeing the leaves/needles/woods. I still play the sound of your creek on my Ipad every so often. :-)
spectacular!!
It looks like the dog is acting as a bodyguard for the hens!
A good home day is a treasure!
I love these images of your Autumn forest with all of its lovely colours.
The hens are just beautiful, the markings on their feathers are so intricate and it is good to see that they have Trout/Koby to watch over them. They are all having a good scratch around. :)
xoxoxo ♡
Love you Bloggers!! Its cram school this week so lemme just say -thanks for your comments I will get to your blogs soon!! xoxoxoxo
Ande How wonderful you said goodbye for a while with these exquisite hound and chick photos and your breathtaking Christmas painting. The way your creatures co-exist is a reflection of the love and peace that permeates Chickory. hugs Mom
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