Biodiversity…I Spy…Natural Dyes
Today we present! (Dun-dun-dah) Textile Ranger – Plant Detective!!!! (It would be very helpful if you could read this in the voice of Sgt. Joe Friday from the series Dragnet.) Here in the… Continue reading
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Biodiversity…I Spy…Old Favorites
There are some animals that I never get tired of. I forgot to put it in yesterday’s post, but this is in response to Just Another Nature Enthusiast’s biodiversity challenge. I find endless… Continue reading
Biodiversity…I Spy…Surprises!
I walk our farm at least twice a week, usually more, but I always find something new, and sometimes, very surprising. Most of the time I have walking companions – three sheep, a… Continue reading
Biodiversity…I Spy…the Tiny Ones
Beautiful tiny creatures I found around the farm on my walk yesterday. Part of the fun is learning the names of the plants and animals, although chasing down a beetle identification is no… Continue reading
Biodiversity …I Spy…No Child Left Inside
Just Another Nature Enthusiast has posted a challenge this month, to focus on the biodiversity around us. For the last six years, since we moved to the farm, documenting biodiversity has been one… Continue reading
Where the Wild Things Are
Kerry at Loving Hands At Home got me thinking with her lovely post about her affection for her home. What do I love best about my home? That it is a place where… Continue reading
East Texas Textures
Some textures that catch my eye here on the farm — Some day these will find their way into a quilt or tapestry!
Subtle Colors of Autumn
I enjoyed the structure of a weekly photo post when I did the 1 Day 1 World Project, so I thought I’d keep that going on my own, with just whatever strikes my… Continue reading
Saturday Sunrise
After a week of rain, we are having a gorgeous fall day. Just the thing for the 1 Day 1 World Project’s 7:00 – 8:00 am hour. I’ve missed a few weeks because… Continue reading
Waltz Across Texas
We love to go to the Sunday evening concerts at a local winery. Out in the middle of a big field, a couple of hundred people bring in chairs, blankets, and picnics for… Continue reading