Bounty of harvest
Simplicity disguised
Stronger together
– Learning –
a collection of photos and poems.
Irony
Oldest Daughter & Red Headed Sister
Audrey Dawn
Bounty of harvest
Simplicity disguised
Stronger together
– Learning –
a collection of photos and poems.
Oldest Daughter & Red Headed Sister 
Most of us can’t grow everything by ourselves (that’s why we invented grocery stores!), but knowing we won’t starve if we plant some things is a real plus for living in “rural America,” huh? Sounds like you’re enjoying your trip, Poetess!
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Yes, indeed, Debbie. If I were left to grown everything on my own, I’d be in quite the predicament. Hahaha. I was just boasting last night over my one zucchini and five tomatoes! Giggle. Thanks for stopping by!!
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Have a couple of the “Liberty” jars. 80+ years of keeping hunger at bay! They serve as a good reminder of a few things.
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Yes! I’m so glad you caught this one. One of my favorite eras. I found so much joy while walking the American History Smithsonian.
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In time I want to go to Greenfield village. One day….
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I find places like Greenfield, in so much as the visuals from the past, so fantastic. We have a few here in Nebraska that have taught me so much about life on the plains. Similarly George R Ranch in Houston, as it recalls early Texas. I loved watching them forge. I hope you get to Greenfield village, if you need a ride, I’d be happy to drive. You would like a place in Nebraska called Pioneer Village. Soooo many interesting and historical things to see. You’d love the tractors and automobile quansets. Full of American machinery.
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Sounds like fun, need to add that to the to-do list once I get “permission” to roam.
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Absolutely, you should.
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Simple is as simple does.
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The simple life – hardest one out there some would say. Thanks, John
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Agreed.
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