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| Hanging Indian lamps + colored windows |
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| My collection of colorful boxes |
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| Julia's collection from her grandma and friends |
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| The lower pasture at sunrise on dark day |
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| Last year's ewe lamb |
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| More last year's lambs - they'll lamb later in the spring |
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| Mama sheep with her summer born twins |
Let's just say we here at the farm are happy that begin going the other way beginning tomorrow! Happy Solstice everyone.
I agree! Love the Winter Solstice as the days get longer!
ReplyDeleteHappy winter and Good lambing.
Beth
Thank you for sharing your beautiful pictures. It's good to reflect on the solstice.
ReplyDeleteRobin
**HAPPY SOLSTICE**!! -- At least Your Day looked brighter than mine! Overcast, with drizzle and big fat cotton ball Flakes earlier... Just spent 3 hours rolling heavy slush "logs" off my shovel on our driveway trying to reach the end where the 3-ft high, 6-ft DEEP WALL OF ICE CHUNKS that EVIL-SNOWPLOW-GUY left totally blocking us in!! - I got half of it cleared... sorta...
ReplyDeleteBut hey, also managed to win $7. on the Lotteries, so not that bad a day I guess. And, we're all still "here"! ;-D
Anyhoo.. *HUGS* to THE GANG!
:-D
Happy belated Solstice to you and yours! Emma
ReplyDeleteI love each solstice day also, but winter is the best. I enjoy the longer daylight at the end of the day. Such a great color it gives the day.
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