Cantaloupe Festival Ridgeway, N. C. 2010

Homemade Ice Cream Made With A John Deere Lawn Mower to Power The Tub

The Crowd Listens To Music By Local Bands

Another Ice Cream Machine Using A John Deere Hit And Miss Engine For Power

Children Waiting To Get A Horseback Ride

The Item That The Festival Is All About ---The Cantaloupe

Posting For June 27, 2010

This squirrel decided that it is a lot eaiser to lay down and eat.

Some of the many goldfinches that have arrived of late.

These are beautiful barbershop bottles that my barber bought from a bottle collector recently and after looking some of them up on the internet, they are really desirable and expensive.

Baby Bluebirds Cared For By A Wildlife Protector

This Baby Bluebird Was Brought To The Wildlife Protector By A Citizen.

These Are Two Of The Orphaned Bluebirds, Notice How They Are Giving The Camera A Mean Look.

Feeding Time Is Really Something To Watch, They Will Eat Until They Are Full And Then They Stop.

Pictures Around Home June 13, 2010

One Of Many Hummers At Our Feeders

I Don't Know If Bubba Is Praying Or Pouting.

These Two Photos Were Taken In A Ditch Beside The Road, This Turtle Was About Sixteen Inches Long And Was Laying Her Eggs In The Bottom Of The Ditch.

Water Irish In Our Big Fish Pond

Clematis Vine In Our Back Yard On It's New Wrought Iron Trellis, This Is The First Year That It Has Had This Many Blooms And They Are Large, See Other Picture Below

After Several Years Of Drought, The Pond Finally Filled Back Up And The Lillies Came Out And Bloomed.

Summer Looks

Corn plants flowers in our back yard.

Rain on one of our stargazer lilies.

Our Zinnia patch is full of blooms.

Our first bloom in two years of the water lily in our farm pond.

Killdeer protecting her nest, look closely for the eggs.

New Items Shot on 5-12-10

Blooms on our two year old rosebush.

Our first stargazer lily opened today

One of the small daiseys growing on our farm

Bluebird eggs in our backyard

A pair of doves that comes to our back yard each day.

One of many ant hills on our farm.

Chickadee eggs in a nest lined with moss and feathers.

One of our many irish flowers.