We watched the food documentary Forks over Knives Friday evening and it completely switched up our weekend. We ordered vegetarian cookbooks from the library, changed up our shopping routine at our local farmer's market and hit the nearby rail trail for some fresh air.
We soaked up all the beauty Mother Nature laid at our feet,
as we hiked along our favourite bit of trail.
It's amazing how much she has to share even in what at first glance may seem
like the bleakest time of year. I dare say, there really is no such thing.
Of course, the company I keep helps keep the sun shining, no matter what the weather.
And every day is like the first warm day of spring.
~Thanks for keeping me in good company friends~
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18 comments:
That narcissus/daffodil is such a surprise pop as you scroll down through your great photos! Wonderful "this or that."
Great series. I love the first and third particularly!
Such beautiful Pictures!
am loving your photography!
gorgeous images!
Hmmmm, sounds like an interesting documentary. We like to bike those trails in the summer.
I love the just barely there dusting of snow in the first picture!
Thanks for linking up with Rural Thursday!
hi. i always stop by your blog on my own but today i'm stopping by thanks to "rural journal" ... lovely shots. you got all seasons there. huh? have a great weekend. (:
Beautiful photos. Good luck with your diet. My husband is on a hunter and gatherer kick. All things in moderation I say.
We're gearing up for about 8 inches of snow tomorrow. I'm kinda excited right now, but I bet that wears off quickly!
Thanks so much for sharing with us at Rural Thursdays, Andrea! Have a wonderful weekend. :)
Beautiful pictures!
I don't mind the cold of winter, and dead grass is good to eat too. I just don't like snow, so I've been happy with our weather this year.
Lovely photos :) :) I really like that beautiful, bright yellow flower. It looks like such a happy flower. Love and hugs from the ocean shores of California, Heather :)
Great images. My favourite is the first I think - at the subtle colour combined with the textures of the grass and other plants (what are they?).
Beautiful photos. Each one unique.
Lou
Sounds like such a lovely weekend! That daffodil is so pretty!
beautiful photos! Thank you for your bloggy friendship and for participating in the Thursday Favorite Things blog hop linky Party xo
Winter weeds are the best kind. The milkweed picture is particularly nice.
And thank you for participating in Your Sunday Best too! :)
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