My face is glowing. My heart is pitter-pattering. I'm walking about 3 inches off the ground.
I guess I should explain.
I've just gotten back from farm country. America's heartland. Paradise.
I've told you how I LOVE big, wide open spaces. Well, I had all the big, wide open spaces I could ever want.
Here are some scenes I'm holding in my heart.
I guess I should explain.
I've just gotten back from farm country. America's heartland. Paradise.
I've told you how I LOVE big, wide open spaces. Well, I had all the big, wide open spaces I could ever want.
Here are some scenes I'm holding in my heart.
Wooden swingset overlooking miles of open farmland:
Lush, green grass and sweet flowers:
3 barns full of piglets, translucently pinky-white,
slightly fuzzy. They are Wilbur.
Prairie lakes dotting the landscape:
Even more enjoyable up close!
Rich, black dirt, bright green crops rolling
into the distance . . . not a billboard, skyscraper,
or another house to mar the view:
Arabian horses to befriend:
Amuse:
Enchant:
Long, winding dirt roads that seem never to end.
Roads to take you home . . .
and hopefully bring you back again.
(Do I hear John Denver in the background!)
The pictures say that you had a great time. I especially like the first one of the swing --something nostalgic about an old swing I think : )
ReplyDeleteWow! Your pictures are AMAZING!!!
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Just loved the post! ahhhhh and inspiration to make Summer get away plans:) It's getting away from us. I am curious where you went??!! I am here in somewhat of corn country myself. Our backyard has a soybean field beyond.....and I agree the wide openness is such a beautiful place for one's soul to drink in! Love to you sweet Shelley!
ReplyDeleteI love your pictures! And I could just squeeze that baby piglet!
ReplyDeleteBlack dirt.
ReplyDeleteOh.
I don't know if I have ever held black dirt.
I must remedy that situation.