These are images from June in Ohio this past summer. I had such a great time being on the farm, I couldn't stop compulsively carrying my camera around, the consequence being that I have a lot of random photos of the lovely old place.
My beloved home base.
Here is rescued, semi-tame Griet and her son, 100% tame Cheddar.
The view from my window.
Antique roses.
Antique roses.
My dad's metal and sandstone sculptures inhabit the gardens, adding a surreal element to the atmosphere.
Sour cherry tree. The humidity is high, air is damp and getting warm this time of morning.
One of dad's pieces of stonework is next to the picnic table.
Cosmos.
Day lilies. I went through a Sam Gribley phase as a kid, must have read My Side of the Mountain a hundred times. Sam was my hero so of course I tried digging up cattail tubers and making acorn flour, but one experiment that worked was fried lily buds. My mom's lucky she had any lilies bloom! They're yummy and reminded me just a little of friend okra. A little tart and very tasty.
Darn, I can't remember what this is.
Or this. Rats!
Freya, enjoying some time outside. She's supposed to be trimming weeds and the lawn, but she prefers checking out what's in the cultivated beds.
Sam's been working all day patrolling the barnyard and gardens, he's pooped!
The comfrey patch is an exotic insect resort.
The red geranium. I love this color.
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