“It is good to give thanks to the Lord, to sing praises to your name, O Most High; to declare your steadfast love in the morning, and your faithfulness by night,”
Psalms 92:1-2
Fog adds its own beauty to the garden!
We have occasional foggy mornings but, most of those mornings there is no fog only a half mile away. Maybe it is our proximity to the river which makes a big bend behind us and is not far from our pasture.
Vanilla strawberry hydrangeas and freshly baled hay seem to go together and say “it is summer!”
The only thing missing is a cane pole, line, hook, and some worms!
Princess Ella Mae loves the garden and always wants her own flower.
We like our John Deere tractors and apparently someone else is fond of them also!
Peach cobbler with lavender ice cream. This will most certainly destroy a diet program!
The zinnias are never without butterflies.
Our sunflowers would have normally blocked this view of a hay bale but they finally “bit the dust” so we mowed down this section. The birds are loving the easy access to sunflower seeds!
Nice sunsets can often be enjoyed from behind our local mall.
”Jesus Christ is the same yesterday and today and forever”.
Hebrews 13:8
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The contrast of hay and hydrangeas is truly s summertime capture!
And our sweet Princess has many flowers to choose from!
I so enjoy your beautiful pictures!
Happy Sunday my friend! Enjoy!
Thank you for your sweet visits my friend! Wishing you a wonderful week❤️
Joyous Sunday, sweet Pam! Your garden in fog is so beautiful, along with the sunsets … what a magical place for Princess Ella Mae it grow up. When I was in Charleston last week, Boone Hall Plantation was offering Pick Your Own Sunflowers for 50 cents per stem. Somebody had a great marketing idea because cars were lined up down the highway to get in! The view of that huge field of yellow was spectacular.
Thank you sweet Roxanne. That was a genius marketing idea, and that is a great price for a sunflower stem!
I’m making a peach cobbler for dinner tomorrow night and will follow your lead and serve with lavender ice cream. Thanks for the idea.
It is a great combo!
Pam, your photos are glorious this morning. Truly, they are medicine for our heavy hearts as we endure more tragedies in our country. Blessings to you and your beautiful family, dear friend. And many thanks for this lovely, lovey post.
Thank you dear Sandra. These tragedies happen way too often!
Wonderful pictures Pam! Sweet EM chose the perfect colorful zinnia to match her dress. Love your hydrangeas & hay bales. Soon the hay bales will be decorated for Fall! Your cobbler looks so tasty! The lake & sky shots are relaxing. Have a great Sunday! Clara ❤️
Thank you sweet Clara. Wishing you a relaxing Sunday afternoon!
The fog, along with the tinted hydrangeas and hay, make me feel it’s more leaning toward fall! The Farmer’s Almanac lore says for every morning fog in August there will be a snowfall for the coming winter. It was a conversation Mr. P. & I had just yesterday morning as we walked along the river and noted the fog. 🙂
Princess EM is such a cherub!
Thank you Rita. I didn’t know the Farmer’s Almanac lore about August fog, interesting!
Always enjoy your photographs. Hay rolls in the field is one of my favorite things. Thanks for sharing🥰
Thank you so much Mildred!
Stunning photos Pam, I love the fog pics, and Ella Mae with her pink flower should be enlarged and framed!
Jenna
Oh thank you Jenna. She wants to pick every flower in the garden😊
So beautiful!!! I can tell that your grandaughter shares your love of flowers!!
Aw, Jeannie I think your are right!
Divine pictures,dear friends! God bless you.Hugs!
Thank you Maristella!
Hi Pam, I have returned to everyday life. I have a busy summer with problems that do not allow me to enjoy my daily life, which is what I like most.
My favorite photo !!!! that of the children in the middle of the garden … I loved it and I copied it and put it on the wallpaper … this is how I see it every time I open the PC.
I think the main reason today is the fog, that lady that gives the landscape a mysterious tone. The month of August also occurs in my environment.
In a few days I will go to Granada to enjoy my daughter Leticia and her husband José Manuel, their children Manuel and Gonzalo, two tremendous naughty …
See you soon, I will send you photos
Te he extrañado Dolores. Lamento que tenga problemas con los que lidiar y que no haya podido disfrutar de su vida cotidiana. Espero que las cosas se hayan resuelto. La niebla siempre hace fotos interesantes. Ella Mae ama el jardín y espero que disfrutes su foto en tu PC. Sé que disfrutarás estar con tu hija y yerno y tus dos nietos. Enviando amor y abrazos❤️
The fog is so lovely. What wonderful photos. Each photos is so pretty. The picture of Ella Mae with her flower is certainly frame worthy!
I’ve never tasted lavender ice cream but I bet I would like it.
Thank you Bonnie. I loved the lavender ice cream, wish I had the recipe. Have a good week.
I enjoyed the tour of your garden & area Pam! Thank you 😀
Bless you dear friend,
Jennifer
Thank you Jennifer. Have a good week dear friend!
Thank you 😀 you too!
As always, beautiful photos, even with the fog laden sky. I’ve never heard of lavender ice cream, might have to look that up. Have a great week and thanks for sharing such beauty with us.
Beautiful photos, Pam. I’m guessing the princess will grow up to be a gardener.
Aw, thank you Cath. Maybe she will love it as I do!
My husband works for John Deere, love that photo!
Thank you Beth!
The lavender ice cream looks so yummy! And, the little princess just gets prettier each time you post a photo! So precious that she wants her own flower! God bless all of you, sweet friend. 🙂
Thank you my friend. God bless you and your family❤️
I get those pretty sunsets most evenings right from my front porch! The fog really does give that photo a mystical look!
Thanks Chloe!
Princess Ella Mae deserves her own flower (maybe even a few!) And with all those gorgeous blooms, I bet you didn’t even miss it! Beautiful!
Thank you Jeanie. She loves flowers!