

You’re to harvest the pods with the seeds inside in the fall when they are dried and turn brown. Supposedly they can be eaten at this stage, .
How many potential trees in this one tree alone?


You’re to harvest the pods with the seeds inside in the fall when they are dried and turn brown. Supposedly they can be eaten at this stage, .
How many potential trees in this one tree alone?

Early Wednesday morning I was headed out to Cardio class at the Senior Center.
The robins didn’t mind my getting in my car. I photographed them through the windshield.
I had just photographed the deer resting on the way back yard. Wondering if her baby was hiding in the weeds. Where she’d placed him or her.
A regular wildlife refuge. They feel safe here.


and the sky is gray
But it’s not a winter’s day
The Buckeye Tree drops brown leaves early in the season.
It was technically still summer when I photographed the backyard in Ohio.


From the archives.
Michael and his Aunt Lala flew a kite in the backyard.



Thank you for stopping by the blog today and please know I’m grateful for your making time to look at the photo of the day.



Six HaveUHerdLandscaping Goats have been munching some undesired vegetation behind Tupelo Honey Teas in Millvale, PA. They’ll eat anything, I’m told. Even poison ivy!
We were knitting at knit night on the back porch of the shop, and I snapped a few shots of the goats.








