The life, travels, hikes and adventures of an old codger who is retired and living with five dogs, five cats and various other critters on a small farm in northern New York.
Thursday, October 24, 2019
Wednesday, October 23, 2019
Autumn Notebook
Both Ruby and Winston enjoyed hanging out near the horses:
And Rosella tried to touch noses with Remy, though the electric fence prevented it:
The very last flowers which went to church. It was communion Sunday and all three vases were placed on a small table with a white cloth underneath. The vase on the left held pink Morden Blush roses. The vase on the right held neon red Emily Carr roses. The vase in the center held yellow Heliopsis, red Yarrow, magenta Rugosa roses and Peony leaves which were turning red:
The trees bordering my north field began to show some gorgeous color:
And I purchased a lifting harness for Seamus. He hasn't needed it much yet, but I know he has periods of lameness when it will be helpful for both him and for me:
My sister brought a new toy for the cats, and both Sammy and Daisy like it very much:
Caspar, Clover and Bugsy like to sleep together on the big, green floor pillow:
Blue claims the morning hay and won't let Remy have any, although he softens once his belly is full:
Remy likes to sneak a bite of vegetation from beneath the bottom electric fence wire:
The Box Elder tree finally began dropping seeds, so I've had to spend much time picking them up twice each day. There is still too much green grass in the pasture for me to let the horses out:
Blue and Remy, my mischievous boys:
I finally got a buyer for Winston, so the next morning I was able to trap him inside the barn. He bawled for his mother and his herd, but was not as upset as previous calves. The buyer also wants to buy Ruby when she's old enough:
And Rosella tried to touch noses with Remy, though the electric fence prevented it:
The very last flowers which went to church. It was communion Sunday and all three vases were placed on a small table with a white cloth underneath. The vase on the left held pink Morden Blush roses. The vase on the right held neon red Emily Carr roses. The vase in the center held yellow Heliopsis, red Yarrow, magenta Rugosa roses and Peony leaves which were turning red:
The trees bordering my north field began to show some gorgeous color:
And I purchased a lifting harness for Seamus. He hasn't needed it much yet, but I know he has periods of lameness when it will be helpful for both him and for me:
My sister brought a new toy for the cats, and both Sammy and Daisy like it very much:
Caspar, Clover and Bugsy like to sleep together on the big, green floor pillow:
Blue claims the morning hay and won't let Remy have any, although he softens once his belly is full:
Remy likes to sneak a bite of vegetation from beneath the bottom electric fence wire:
The Box Elder tree finally began dropping seeds, so I've had to spend much time picking them up twice each day. There is still too much green grass in the pasture for me to let the horses out:
Blue and Remy, my mischievous boys:
I finally got a buyer for Winston, so the next morning I was able to trap him inside the barn. He bawled for his mother and his herd, but was not as upset as previous calves. The buyer also wants to buy Ruby when she's old enough:
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