The other night I was mowing the back field up near Stella's house as the sun set. Looking down from "the hill" across our farm and our neighbor's farms I thought, well, I've got Sunday Stills wrapped up for this week. The sun set as a brilliant orange red and the "valley" was golden. So pretty.
I watched the skies (and the Weather Channel ;-) throughout the week and it looked like Saturday evening would be perfect. We had a long day working though, including laying over 45 square feet of brick walkway/patio areas, and I was beat...and with a good hour of clean up and evening chores still to go.
I love how the sun sets through the side door of the sheep shed. The sheep are in the side field right now too and that's a pretty spot as well and close at hand. Sun setting on a sheep's back is just a different kind of sunset. I'll make it up the hill another day.
I'm not sure if you can see all the bugs floating about. The birds sure do. One of my favorite parts of the day is watching and listening to the birds finish up and settle in for the night.
Keebler
Beanie Baby and Popcorn PeePee Pants in the foreground.
Elizabeth, watching the sunset from inside. She eats her dinner (she's very old and gets to come out in the barn aisle and eat) and then tootles off to bed. Peabody and Jester (two other oldies who eat with her) sometimes stay in...and sometimes head back out. You never know about the boys, but you can set your clock by Elizabeth ;-).
For more Sunday Stills...
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I just played catch up on your blog. I was thinking yesterday how I haven't done any spinning in probably a year and that maybe I'd just sell it all. With moving and building the house it's been put on the back burner. And I'm horrible at plying. But you encouraged me in one of your posts to actually use the yarn. I've never finished one thing I've made with my own hand spun yarn. Hopefully this winter I'll give it a try.
And the bells are adorable. I hope they work out. I don't have a bell on my dog but I have two tags and they clang around. He's a small dog. Well, a couple of weeks ago I forgot I let him out with us ( because I was stupid-tired) and he ran off. I kept calling for him and looking and before I found him, I heard the tags clang when he shook. Comforting sound.
Your Sunday stills are beautiful.
Cindy Bee
Ps. Hank and Maisie- too cute
Great shots but that last one is FANTASTIC!!! :-))
I'm with Ed. That last shot is one of my all time favorites.
Great photos, again.
These are such tranquil pictures! Love them. And the bugs, yes, I can see them:-)
By the way, these are some well-fed sheepies:-)! Too cute!
WOW! I really liked that last shot! Loved seeing the Keebs too. :)
I love the golden light! I'm with Ed, too. The last one belongs in a frame!
Like that last one too, that warm light, looks comfortable and cozy. Regular Guy
Lovely shots.
The light in the last one is just wonderful. Looks so warm and cozy.
The last photo could be captioned, "All's right with the world". Lovely capture, Sara.
Ahhh, so beautiful and peaceful. Love the last one.
Perfect captures that really evoke the peacefulness of your farm.
Elizabeth's spot looks so comfy and peaceful..If I we a old sheep I would head there too! :)
We finally had a nice day as well and I meant to get a good sunset shot, instead I worked right through it! And I'm with everyone else, that last shot is a real beauty.
Beautiful! Especially the pic of Elizabeth.
Beautiful, peaceful scenes :-)
I love the golden light :-) I should try my calf bell on one of my silly wethers !
Elnini
That last photo is frame-able! How is Stella, by the way?
Linda
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These pictures are perfect. :)
Beautiful light streaming over in those photos - can almost feel the warmth :)
Am delighted to have found you blog - your friend Alice told me about it :)
Lorna
Oh your photos are stunning. B
That last picture? It's why I love living on a farm.... seeing light like that. You captured it beautifully, as always!
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