The Video’s Here!
My friend has released his “camping in the 1800s” video that he shot here at the farm. I’m not impressed with my acting abilities, but mercifully I’m only in it for a minute. … Continue reading
Category Archive: Home on the Range
Setting Up for a Video
One of my Texas Master Naturalist friends had asked me several months back if he could camp on our property sometime. I said sure, and somehow it morphed into him bringing a friend,… Continue reading
Paperwork and Photographs
January is the time of year when I want to be outside working if the weather is nice, and inside quilting or weaving if it isn’t. But instead I seem to spend the… Continue reading
Blue Norther
I was in the Hill Country this morning when a cold front blew in. The clouds looks like waves in the ocean as they rolled through in less than 20 minutes.
After the Rain
After a night and morning of rain, I took the sheep out for a walk this afternoon. The longer I looked, the more I noticed, and the more questions I had. (You can… Continue reading
Why I Always Watch Where I Am Going
(Herpetologically-challenged people beware – there are snake photos further along.) Over the weekend we went to our place in the Hill Country with friends. I remembered my camera, but left its rechargeable battery… Continue reading
One More Thing in the Garden
This is another good thing that turned up in the garden. You may know that I have a small flock – three sheep and a goat, all of which were given to me. … Continue reading
An Hour Down at the Creek
On hot summer days, I love to go down to the creek and see what turns up.
Why I Never Get Anywhere Fast
Distractions abound…. So many pictures to take, so many things to research….