April 19, 2018

The Drabbiness of Fall, New Land, and the First Snowfall


Owen and his deer


Helping to pick up sticks


Amazing maples


Checking out the river


Lily and her Harry Potter robes. And my amazingly messy house.


The halloween leftovers. Poor pumpkins


Owen and Ashley's maple avenue


Sunday afternoon reading


Corn in the field


Puddle boots



Running


Enthusiasm


Walking back to check out our new land


Isn't this an amazing tree?


There are a few old, falling down stone walls


This is a spot we are considering for a house. We are still tossing ideas around, so who knows. 


Lots of goldenrod seed heads. 

This was Wednesday evening and as we sat in meeting that night, I saw a tick crawling up Elsie's neck. SHIVER. I hate ticks. 


The hay field on our land. 

It still really amazes me that we own this land. Us. Really! 


Justin was a good dad and carved pumpkins with the kids



This must have been the beginning of November and it looks a lot more like summer than the end of April looks like.... 


Clouds....!!!




Our first snow in early November. 

Clearly, everyone had to get outside and run around in the new snow. 



Road to work



Pine forest


Winterberry bush


I LOVE winterberries

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