ducks
Wool Spinning
Sheep
Choose your fleece
Trimming their sheep
ducks
Wool Spinning
Sheep
Choose your fleece
Trimming their sheep
time for the autumn hat?
in the dark underneath the dining table
Shadows in the morning sun
Summer isn’t over quite yet
Participating in Photo Challenge Animals in Nature and Happy Tuesday.
Young buck from upstairs window
Party Animals (two of my three grandkids)! 😆
Isn’t it funny how some things just conjure up music from the past? LOL!
my attempt at an orange moon shot. Weird. A green washout. How do I turn off the flash on my I-phone camera?
and Katerina is investigating
"Greatest Generation" Life Lessons
(1) John Folger (2) Peter Folger, (3) Phoebe (Floger) Marshall (4) Major Elihu Marshall, (5) Elizabeth (Marshall) Guion, (6) Elijah Guion, (7) Elijah Guion II, (8) Alfred Beck Guion, (9) Alfred Duryee Guion, (10) Alfred Peabody Guion, (11) Judith Anne Guion
Benjamin Franklin in the famous “Autobiography”, first chapter, says that the Folger family was originally Flemish and came to England in the time of Queen Elizabeth. The Folgers settled in Norwich, England, where John Folger was born about 1590.
John Folger married an English girl, Meribah or Merrible Gibbs. The date of that marriage isn’t known, but was probably 1616, for in 1617, still at Norwich, their only son, Peter Folger, was born.
The Folgers were Dissenters. It was in 1635 that they joined the “westward movement” and sailed to America, aboard the good ship “Abigaile”. That was five years after Christopher Hussey and Theodate Bachiler had crossed, three…
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birding and bird photography
Retired, not expired: words from the after(work)life. And music. Lots of music!
Nadia, Owen, Oliver and Ocean - The Kralovec Family
Great Blue Herons: A study in patience and grace
Adventures in Genealogy
A touch of whimsy. Why not?
Mostly books, with a little wine writing on the side
True stories about World War II - One war. Two Countries. One Family
A foray into the phantasmagoria of everyday living by a polytheistic priestess and champion of the Humanities
Oh, do not ask, “What is it?”/Let us go and make our visit.