It has been a very mild winter in our corner of the Pacific Northwest this year. No snow. Rain & wind events, fog that sometimes lingered for the entire day, and glorious revitalizing sun. Always enough variation to keep it interesting. Even in the starkness of a winter landscape there is beauty to be found. This is where we live and what we have been up to this winter of 2015. Enjoy the meanderings…
hoophouse rototillers
winter project- hoophouse floor in potting area
Yellow hive is busy!
1st eggs
2015 begins-
winter grape vine
Jan 2015- and then there was one
New Hampshire Red
over-wintered potato
serenity
crop planning
early bloomer
honey bee food
1st seeding-green onions
breaking thru the fog
moss on lilac
sweet cherry buds
Jan 2015- bringing in pollen
webs amongst the daffodils
February garlic
garden landscape
moss on garden gate
see orders arriving
garden helper
compost heating up
Welcome Home
2/3/15- Mitzi- RIP
Arlene the Australorp
pasture visitors
foggy morning
You’ve had a very busy winter. I really enjoyed your lovely photographs. Thank you for sharing.
Pretty!
My son has been infatuated with log cabins for as long as I can remember. I showed him the picture of the house above, and he said he’d mover right in! 🙂 He thought the outside of it looked “just right!” 🙂
Wonderful photo tour of your happy homestead. Can’t wait to see what you plant with all of those wonderful seeds!