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Pond, Dogs, Sycamore 2018-10-04

A walkabout six weeks ago.

Sunbeams, Beaver pond

Dogs, Beaver pond

Spiderweb, Woods

Spiderweb, Woods

Setting sun, Woods

Setting sun, Woods

Water low, Pond

Water low, Pond

Gretchen, Sycamore

Transplanted when knee-high, Sycamore

Treetop, Sycamore

Gretchen, Sycamore

I think, Ironweed

I think, Ironweed

Probably, Ironweed

-jsq

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This entry was posted in Dogs, Okra Paradise Farms, Pond, Sycamore and tagged beaver pond, beavers, Brown Dog, Dogs, Georgia, Gretchen Quarterman, John S. Quarterman, Lowndes County, Okra Paradise Farms, pond, spider, sycamore, Yellow Dog on November 15, 2018 by John S. Quarterman.

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