The glory of gardening: hands in the dirt, head in the sun, heart with nature. To nurture a garden is to feed not just on the body, but the soul. ~Alfred Austin
daring to open doors
daring to open doors
The glory of gardening: hands in the dirt, head in the sun, heart with nature. To nurture a garden is to feed not just on the body, but the soul. ~Alfred Austin
Love the quote, but the picture didn’t pop up for me. 🙁 Have a great day!
Sorry, Karen. 🙁 There are several photos that should pop up as a slideshow.
No pictures showing here either … love Farmer Markets though!
Well, bummer. The slideshow pops right up for me.
Me neither. RATS. Hope your Sunday is lovely.
Ditto. If you wait a few seconds, a slideshow doesn’t come up? Like the wedding photos? Maybe I need to go back and switch them out. I did it this way cuz there were so many, and I couldn’t decide what to cut.
Sorry Sandra, Didn’t work for me. Have a blessed day!
Thanks for checking, Mike. So odd. I’ll go in and change them out to regular photos. Stand by.
That works! Great photos. Nice work.
Yay! Thanks!
Had to come back for a look! Great pictures and what a darling little girl.
So glad you came back!
Oh, yeah – that works just fine. Haven’t a clue why the slideshow didn’t work this time- but I don’t mind scrolling one bit – that way I can linger over your little one’s sweet face and hair. Thanks for re-doing it, Sandy.
Thanks, Diana. I hated for it to be an issue for some on slow speeds to load. You should be on vacation now? Rest!
Lovely photos. The colours in garden produce always evoke rich memories of special meals but they’re so seldom a focus for our photos. We have a farmer’s market in our town each Saturday… shopping is like letting a child loose in a candy store! It’s hard to leave without way more produce than I can use.
I usually leave with more, too, even though I stuff myself afterwards. 🙂
Beautiful pictures. It makes me feel relaxed just looking at them.
Thanks. It’s a very, very small “market”–but it’s all ours. And it *is* relaxing. Not all the rush and craziness of some of the bigger ones. 🙂
I’ve even thought about taking a table down there. Maybe next year–if I have a garden.