We drove out to the country today to pick up our free-range turkey for Thursday's dinner. (This one apparently has a pardon for now.)
It was a beautiful afternoon here with temperatures in the mid-60's, and on the way we crossed a charming intersection where I just had to hop out when I saw this tractor . . .
And this building . . .
And this covered bridge.
This goose has another month . . . and then . . . well, you know.
Wishing you all a blessed and bountiful Thanksgiving!
ooooooooooooo
ReplyDeletelurkey turkey
and all that...
happy
to you and yours,
xox - eb.
Hey there,
ReplyDeleteHave a fabulous holiday weekend!
mmmm good... lovely and picturesque... happy thanksgiving! xx's
ReplyDeleteGorgeous pictures!!
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful to be out in the country!
ReplyDeleteLovely photos as ever.
Wishing you and your a most happy and turkey filled Thanksgiving.
oxoxo
Great shots. I love how birds look at you sideways, the ducks do it to and I find it charming. Happy Thanksgiving to you and family. Do the big dogs get turkey too? Mine do...xox Corrine
ReplyDeleteLeslie,
ReplyDeleteYou live in a most beautiful part of the country!
Have a Happy HAPPY Thanksgiving!
x..x
steph
What an incredible and beautifully illustrated Thanksgiving post!
ReplyDeleteI'm thankful for meeting you Leslie!
xox
Constance
Stunning pictures Leslie! I was hoping you were posting before and after pictures of that turkey.
ReplyDeleteLeslie:
ReplyDeleteWhen you can shoot photos like this it doesn't matter that the power plant was out of focus. These are breath taking.
Yep, it's never good to know your food before you eat it. =) Loved this, Leslie~thank you for sharing. And thank you for you. xo
ReplyDeleteDee
oh no
ReplyDeleteRUN RUN RUN goosey-lucy!
~~RUN ~~LIKE ~~THE ~~WIND
:-0
{{ sorry i was too late
to warn the turkey-lurky }}
personally
i think more people
should just fill up
on the pumpkin pie
but
that
is
just
me.................
BTW--->
i am thankful
for all the photo*inspiration
you send out, leslie.
yippeee!
Lovely photos. Happy Thanksgiving.
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving, Leslie! Your photographs are absolutely beautiful - as usual! You really do have a talent for photography. Hope your free range turkey was delicious and that you are having a terrific time with those adorable grandchildren of yours.
ReplyDeleteLeslie:
ReplyDeleteI feel so sorry for the Goose . . . and the Turkey.
have a good Thanksgiving, and also to that thin guy in the next room
bob
Wet Coast Scootin
I hope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving! I just LOVE your photography. The pictures are always so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful countryside. I feel sorry for the poor goose. Turkeys are ugly. I don't feel as bad for them.
ReplyDeleteGreetings!
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