My sister Ann and her husband Terry grew these beauties in their garden. And they taste as yummy as they look! Check out my sister's nature blog-- http://www.anniesnaturepix.blogspot.com/ She takes awesome photos!
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Tuesday, August 16, 2011
Day Two Hundred Twenty Eight 2011
My sister Ann and her husband Terry grew these beauties in their garden. And they taste as yummy as they look! Check out my sister's nature blog-- http://www.anniesnaturepix.blogspot.com/ She takes awesome photos!
Thursday, July 30, 2009
Day Two Hundred Eleven
Afternoon fun at Mom's place....
A flock of Canadian geese hang out where my mom lives. They love the pond. These geese are banded and I'm guessing someone is studying their flight patterns and migration habits. My niece Julia and I were trying to take some pictures of them today. We managed to get a few shots, but we also ended up spooking them into the pond. Here some of them flee to the other side.
And they promptly take off and fly away, probably to another quieter pond where there is no paparazzi.
Ann took all the kids up on the hill for the traditional rock tossing into the pond. Son in law Kerry pulled off some pretty impressive rock skipping as the rain drops began to fall on our heads.
Caught a snapshot of one of Kerry's rocks in mid skip as it traveled the length of the pond.
Peace Lily says, "Peace, y'all!"
My sister Jane helps Snuggles the resident cat strike a reluctant pose on the front porch. If looks could kill....(We all refer to him/her/not sure which as Persian because it seems to be a Persian type cat--it's sporting its summer haircut).
These juicy red cherry tomatoes are only a small part of the harvest taking place in my sister Ann's summer garden. And those cute hands holding the bounty belong to grand daughter Shelby.
A flock of Canadian geese hang out where my mom lives. They love the pond. These geese are banded and I'm guessing someone is studying their flight patterns and migration habits. My niece Julia and I were trying to take some pictures of them today. We managed to get a few shots, but we also ended up spooking them into the pond. Here some of them flee to the other side.
And they promptly take off and fly away, probably to another quieter pond where there is no paparazzi.
Ann took all the kids up on the hill for the traditional rock tossing into the pond. Son in law Kerry pulled off some pretty impressive rock skipping as the rain drops began to fall on our heads.
Caught a snapshot of one of Kerry's rocks in mid skip as it traveled the length of the pond.
Peace Lily says, "Peace, y'all!"
My sister Jane helps Snuggles the resident cat strike a reluctant pose on the front porch. If looks could kill....(We all refer to him/her/not sure which as Persian because it seems to be a Persian type cat--it's sporting its summer haircut).
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