We are gearing up for some home canning, it all seems familiar somehow.
Except now they have cool stuff like this!John we could have boiled chicken plucking water in no time with one of these babys.
I have a Pressure Canner on order, if anything should happen to me please don't let Paul turn it into a still.
Critter Corner starts here, we did not see as many Moose this year and most that we did see were camera shy. Thankfully they were not the only game in town.
The end of some perfect days are represented by these last photos, thanks for sharing them with us.
High water this season has kept some of our favorite spots flooded, but has given us some new looks in familiar places.
Displaced by the high waters many animals were moving outside of their normal range, the tracks that you see here are an indication. I will leave the identification to those leaving comments!
Last year the Apple Blossoms kind of snuck up on me while I was concentrating on other things, this year I made a promise to myself to stay up on them as they developed.
We have seen and enjoyed lots of birds some are local and some just passing through our area. This Northern Flicker is right at home here.
Ducks like this Mallard are paired up and nesting in our valley this time of year.
This shall forever be known as " A SHOT OF WILD TURKEY ON THE ROCKS"
Early morning stand of Fiddlehead Ferns backlit by the sunrise.
Remains of Whitetail Buck
Early Morning Meadow
Twilight on the water
Cow's crossing stop commuters on their way to work
