This isn't anything too fancy, in fact I stopped in the middle of the hwy to snap this picture on my cellphone.
This isn't anything too fancy, in fact I stopped in the middle of the hwy to snap this picture on my cellphone. I am so in love with today and the beauty that surrounds me. The farmers cutting and harvesting hay, the corn fields bursting with giant ears of corn and the soybean fields overflowing with soybeans. Everywhere I turn everything is green and full of life. Living in small town rural America is a blessing and amazing. Just wanted to share this with you all. I hope your day is also filled with beauty and wonder! :) Namaste
Debbie Nelson, enjoy to the fullest this time and place. Enrapture with it's goodness. Pass on what you can of it. In word, and picture, you can share with others your blessings.
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Dear Debbie: I have lived for a couple oft years in the South Western rural part of Germany. In those days I had the same feeling when the summer turned into late summer and the crops became ripe for the harvest. Your picture brings back lots of memories to me. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteOshi Shikigami thank you! You do so much of that my sweet friend! Your pictures have brightened many of my days! :)
ReplyDeleteGuido Billstein I spent 4 years in Karlshruhe and loved every minute of it. I adored our landlords who so graciously took me in as family as well. I spent my days very actively riding my bike all over your beautiful countryside! Visiting the many palatial grounds, parks and gardens. I was amazed at how every inch was taken care of and cherished because there isn't much free land. I hope to return again one day to the land of my heritage. :) Have a wonderful week!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad that you enjoyed it. I spent 2years in Speyer which is close to Karlsruhe and some more years in the Southern part of the Black Forest area. And that was very rural...
ReplyDeleteGuido Billstein I envy you! :) but in a good way. Traveling is the best! I believe it gives us an opportunity to grow and learn. It also opens the door to better understanding of your blessings. I am glad you got to spend time in those places as well, the Black Forest is so beautiful!!!!
ReplyDeleteIt is beautiful.My grandson farms and has degree in farm mansgement.They just bail straw for the horses in Kentucky .Some for horses that run in derby.Countryside is awesome.Your photo is real good.📲🐴
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