View through a guild
Somewhere along the journey of leading life as orchardists, we also became amateur bug sleuths, entomologists-in-training, and I for one, do not enjoy this new time-consuming occupation.
It leaves me with the willies, as I scroll through endless photographs in an attempt to identify new-comers, potential enemies in our midst. I remember the days of chilling at the end of the day with a glass of wine and a good movie. Now I'm scanning online, quickly as I can I might add, for a glimpse of the latest beastie after the evening walk through the orchard and garden.
I will post some of these discoveries once I am over my heebie-jeebies. For now, enjoy the good things, the visual delight of things a - growing, and at a distance, the naivete' of the newbie orchardist The awe. The beauty of nature at work. Remember, It is up close and personal that reality bites. Sometimes for real.
It leaves me with the willies, as I scroll through endless photographs in an attempt to identify new-comers, potential enemies in our midst. I remember the days of chilling at the end of the day with a glass of wine and a good movie. Now I'm scanning online, quickly as I can I might add, for a glimpse of the latest beastie after the evening walk through the orchard and garden.
I will post some of these discoveries once I am over my heebie-jeebies. For now, enjoy the good things, the visual delight of things a - growing, and at a distance, the naivete' of the newbie orchardist The awe. The beauty of nature at work. Remember, It is up close and personal that reality bites. Sometimes for real.
Eyptians and Dill
Elderflower on high
Echinacea, Yarrow, Bee Balm, Roses and grapevine
Fraulein, sitting pretty
Blueberry time! Yum!
View across the Keyhole Garden
Onions at attention
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