Wednesday, June 11, 2014

Nature walk



Thistle Flower










Wild Blackberries



Field daisies
Thistles and Daisies

Honey Suckles






Be ye kind one to another, tenderhearted, forgiving one another, even as God for Christ sake hath forgiven you.  Ephesians 4:32


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  1. Anonymous6/11/2014 5:31 PM

    Beautiful pictures of all the nature walk. I didn't know how big your back yard was! It is so pretty out there,gotta love the country life!

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    1. Simply Handmade Farmhouse6/11/2014 10:41 PM

      Yes pretty big...in the picture looking up to the back of the house, there was a lot more field behind me. thank you...We Miss you all ~ No other life for me but the country.

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  2. Rachel D.6/12/2014 7:40 AM

    Your pictures are a breath of fresh country air. I love your little trees! We had a walnut tree that we transplanted about a month ago (it started growing after last year's walnuts dropped). We left on vacation and the squirrels destroyed it while we were gone. We were so disgusted.

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    1. Simply Handmade Farmhouse6/12/2014 1:19 PM

      Thank you Rachel so sweet of you to say, Man that would be disgusted. If you live near me you could dig up a maple tree for your yard anytime. Have a wonderful day.

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  3. Endah Murniyati6/12/2014 7:50 AM

    A very lovely walks! Seeing all beauties from your nature. Beautiful flowers! Thanks for sharing your nature's beauty.

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  4. Unknown6/15/2014 7:25 AM

    It is a rare thing to see bees..I agree..Looks like a very nice day:) I was reading where someone said they rented bees to help their garden grow. I don't blame them, but such an odd thing it seems.

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    1. Simply Handmade Farmhouse6/15/2014 5:02 PM

      I remember when I was little and even when our daughters was little. How we had to watch out for bees in the yard ( on the clovers). I remember getting sting by them. Our friends in south Ga rent their bees out for others to have bee hives. I believe it is the round up spray the farmers are spraying that is killing off the bees, butterflies. Thank you for leaving a comment...blessings to you.

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  5. Jessica6/16/2014 5:33 PM

    Beautiful photos! I love the cut path and also the fact that your raspberries are growing!

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  6. South GA Mama7/03/2014 12:08 PM

    Beautiful pictures! Thanks for sharing! Looks like a beautiful day!

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