Saturday, September 23, 2017
23/09/2017 Sort of lost it today and hardly picked up the camera!
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Bee,
Christmas cactus,
harvestmen,
wood
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Very pretty photos! Hope you are enjoying the beginning of the fall season.
ReplyDeleteThanks Velva. I love the colours of fall but that is all, neither of us likes the cold that starts with it and then continues into winter!! Have a good day Diane
DeleteAt first I thought the wood was a collection of acorn caps left in one place by a squirrel. Silly me. I like pictures of insects. I know how hard it is to get good ones. And flowers are always nice to look at. (Hope you find IT soon.)
ReplyDeleteHa ha hope to be back out with the camera later today. Bit cool at present and nothing much around. Thanks for the comment and have a good day Diane
DeleteNo wonder you lost it.
ReplyDeleteLook at all that wood!!!!
Yes it was a busy day with one thing and another. Have a happy day Diane
DeleteGorgeous series, Diane, I can see all the intricate details!
ReplyDeleteMany thanks Linda your comments are always welcome, take care Diane
DeleteA lot of wood; I too hope it's enough for y'all this winter. We don't have a fireplace, and kind of miss it.
ReplyDeleteYour photos are wonderful, as always, Diane. :)
Thanks Sally, when we fist moved here we had an open fire but it did not throw out much heat which is why we changed to the wood burner. We could not do without it in winter despite having central heating as well.
DeleteTake care Diane
You have certainly packed that wood in well.
ReplyDeleteNigel cuts and I stack we work well as a team :-) Thanks for the visit Diane
DeleteAnother very nice selection Diane :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Denise, hope all is well with you Diane
DeleteWe used to have a wood heater and stove when I was young and we had no trouble getting wood as we lived in a very small town in a huge farming community. I wonder though, as development grows, where do you get your firewood from?
ReplyDeleteWe live in the country with farms all around us and masses of forest area and woodland. The French are very good at conserving the forests and woodlands. We have never had a problem buying wood locally so far. Enjoy your day. Cheers Diane
DeleteWhere do you get the wood from? Love your bee shots so well in focus.
ReplyDeleteThanks Diane, I wish bees would keep still instead of bouncing from flower to flower LOL. See my answer above to The Yum List re where the wood comes from. Hope all is well on your side of the world, t'other Diane
DeleteAll our sedums here are flowing too - a sure sign of fall.
ReplyDeleteSometimes I find the bees love them and others they seem to ignore them. This year they are not going there much! Cheers Diane
DeleteYour Christmas cactus seem to be a little early. ;)
ReplyDeleteIt is always early, guess no one told it what its name is. Lucky for me as we are never here at Christmas. UK calls :-( Hope all is well Diane
DeleteThey are still stunning photos Diane. 'Losing it' doesn't have any adverse results on your photos! Kim
ReplyDeleteThanks for the kind comment Kim. Hope all is well in the South. Diane
DeleteIt looks like a lot of wood but I bet you easily work your way through it in your cold winters Diane. It's hard for me to imagine, I hardly ever put the fire on even in the middle of our winter!
ReplyDeleteIt is a lot of wood but generally we run out around the end of March. Think this year though we have cut more and stacked it better! I would not survive without the fire!! Mind you we had a fire even in our home in Rhodesia not that I remember it burning for many month during the year not like here! Cheers Diane
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