Last Friday I did a post on why I like the Green Dragon Farmers Market. Over the last 12 years, during the spring and summer, we have gone there almost every week, yet last Friday was the first time that I had ever brought my camera along. Looking for blog inspiration, I was encouraged to zero in on and capture snapshots of what made this a happy place for me, and that made it into something extra special. In keeping with that intent, to step out of my head a bit more, look around at my surroundings and zero in on what brings me joy, I have decided that every Friday I will do a post on everyday pleasures.
The way the farm woman around here all hang their laundry, way up high, on long wash lines.
A beautiful horse peacefully grazing on dandelions.
A mysterious old, blue lock box in the middle of a field. I wonder what's inside?
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Oh I can see them now and they are worth the wait! Love the horse! I posted my horse on my blog today :)
Yay! Thanks for letting me know:)
This is a beautiful post of what looks like a beautiful place. Very much what I am feeling today, enjoying the simple pleasures and finding joy in the little things. :)
ooh, great pictures, I love the box of secrets!
I love that mysterious blue box too.
Gorgeous colors on the post below.
For someone who lives deep in the heart of suburbia, I can truly appreciate the beauty of these rural vistas. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for stopping by my blog. I can still see the pictures and I am mezmorized by that box. I wanna know what's in there!!
Lovely images...that box is so intriguing...
I love that horse. :]
What a fab idea - an 'everyday pleasures' post each Friday. Yay! Adorable photos! I often think it's those simple 'everyday' things that make the best kind of subject matter for photos. Much beauty can be found in the simple things...those sweet things we often don't notice while rushing about. Thanks for sharing your gorgeous surroundings :)
Those pictures are really pretty :)
Interesting old blue box......
maybe the farmer keeps a few odd tools in the box in case his tractor breaks down? .... great pic....
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