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Autumn darkness...
Sunday, November 4, 2012
AUTUMN DARKNESS~
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- Dog Trot Farm
- Southern Maine, United States
- This is the blog of an Island girl who married a country boy. A girl who's always longed for a farm and a menagerie of animals. Watch and read as the dream begins to unfold.
Sweet Emma Lou
1996-2012
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16 comments:
Julie, it was cloudy & breezy all day, by afternoon I had the chills, jacket weather for sure today, and the sun set came so early. Late autumn hugs us as the darkness closes in. Hope you have a great week!
Wonderful post! It has reached 60 here today but is still cool and cloudy. The sun will set earlier and we will cover up with quilts. Snow will be here soon enough, but for now the autumn still lingers.
Hugs, Noreen
Evening Julie......I love your posts.....you have a wonderful way with words, always a pleasure to read......Enjoy the warm of the wood stove, home is where the heart is......Blessings Francine.
You paint a cosy picture and it feels the same here .
The cloud are darker and the air is cool and with a northern breeze, it's getting chilly. The wood stove is lit and the fire is crackling here too and I'm settling down for a nice cosy evening with my book after a busy day working at cleaning three more flower beds of dead debris and barn work with yet another large bull calf born today. The only thing missing are the chickens.
I hope that the elections goes as you wish tomorrow.
JB
I am enjoying the early darkness and a fire in our wood stove.
You do have a wonderful way with words. I have been feeling uneasy and shaky with all the tragedy and politics going on at the same time. It has given me an overwhelming need to listen to the quite and stay close to home and hearth!
Louise
I love how you write it sounds so wonderfully cozy and a very good way to end the day.
Please describe the smell of burning leaves in that post. I have a great visual with your decriptions. I'm in Florida visiting my mom. It was 85 today. Just not the same fall here. Kinda miss it.
Sounds like a lovely evening...the first of many more!
Robyn
We had a similar day here, Julie...right down to the geese! Wouldn't it be funny if they were the same ones? We are just bit south of you after all. Happy Autumn to you! ~Vonnie
I love Sundays in Autumn! Sundays and Fridays are my favorite days!
Sigh...yes with the time change it will be dark early. I have no idea how I'll get any outside dog training done after work now. But it does feel kind of cozy in a way!
Just discovered your lovely blog on Acorn Hollow and so glad I did!
Beautiful post (and picture). This is a time to reflect and also to look forward to the days ahead. Have a wonderful week!
Oh, the frost is definitely on the pumpkin, and the chill in the air. I can't seem to keep my toes warm today. Maybe a nice cup of tea....
The geese and the cranes are arriving here in huge flocks. I always welcome them...at least they make winter worthwhile.
Linda
http://coloradofarmlife.wordpress.com
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