I haven’t had much time to visit any blogs this week – for which I apologize – I have taken a few photos though which I thought I would share with you.
Fallen leaves
Pastoral scene
Main Street paved in gold
Fungi (or is it fungus)
Using up the last of the courgettes and tomatoes
Bottling
Finished product – Ratatouille
Hope you have a good weekend – I shall be busy writing.
Mmmm, you have a nice stock of ratatouille. Love the pastoral scene and your greenhouse.
ReplyDeleteHave a nice weekend!
Lovely pictures the autumn colours look fantastic.
ReplyDeleteSarah x
Lovely pictures Elaine, such beautiful colours. I know what you mean about not visiting blogs sometimes, and I always feel guilty and spend hours trying to catch up! Perhaps I should be bit more laid back.
ReplyDeletePatricia x
Good luck with the writing Elaine, you did it last year remember...
ReplyDeleteBlogging should be relaxing right . I think for the most part we all understand people get busy, or or just need to relax with other things sometimes . I enjoyed your photos ,of course I am partial to pasture scenes. I know sometimes it does seem to get impossible to everyone in blog land, even when I really would like to .
ReplyDeleteYour photos are really pretty. Especially like the horse. You have very pretty fall color.
ReplyDeleteI really enjoy my 'Rat' making, and it ends-up looking just the same as yours!
ReplyDeleteLots of warm autumn colours. I like the Main Street picture.
ReplyDeleteHappy writing. Flighty xx
Lovely photos Elaine... my favourite is the horse one. That's a great view of your garden :o)
ReplyDeleteThat autumnal light is lovely.
ReplyDeleteI always love your pictures - you portray such gentle domesticity and serene village life.
ReplyDeleteLovely photos of autumn where you are. Hope the writing is going well!
ReplyDeleteLovely jars of ratatouille and lovely autumn scenes in your garden and village. Good luck with the writing:)
ReplyDeleteI love the cycle of life. Plant, cultivate, harvest, store, eat, start all over again. And your world is absolutely lovely....how I long to go to a pasture to just touch the nose of a horse, to hear the bleeting sheep. And I love your comment that you left me regarding your reaction to seeing one of your favorite artist's works.....tears.
ReplyDeleteHave a super Sunday, and many thanks for your visit and beautiful comment! Anita