The third of December. Not the best day for a retrospective of November. But yesterday was over come with Christmas stuff so poor old Camera House sat on the table. No pictures! So, lets look back at November.
I don’t do this often but it is fun. Like a night off but with pictures.
November seems to have gone past really fast – don’t you think?
I hope you have a lovely day.
Love celi

































26 responses to “I know it’s the 3rd!”
What a collection! – What beautiful shots you have made! You captured the Beauty of Nature, that you are surrounded by. – Thank you so much for sharing with us.
And yes, November passed so quickly, can’t believe it’s gone already…. End of year is near.
All of them lovely images… I’ll bring my muck boots one day and see it all in person. 🙂
There is classical music playing behind me and I’m scrolling through your pictures. The combined beauty is pulling at my heart strings! Celi, thank you for the effort you put into sharing your farmy with us. It is magical to recognize the pictures and remember the stories that went with them last month. Truly beautiful shots. A friend shared a quote with me a while back, “It is not what you look at … it is what you see that creates beauty.” In your hands camera house creates works of beauty. xoxo
I imagine all over the world there are Fellowshippers doing just what I did…..” oh that’s lovely, it’s my favourite, no wait, *sigh* look at that one, it has to be my favourite” until the end when they’re all favourites! All a loving record of the month, thankyou. That one of Boo breaks my heart, poor baby. Love Mame’s words too…”from Sheila to shadows” says it all!
Well, it seems Camerhouse and it’s owner have done an outstanding job!! The essence of the farmy shows through so beautifully, and Geraldine is the icing on the cake (or the nut with the icing – giggle! Your animals love and respect one another, which is so apparent in these shots! And you love any respect them too! Thank you for the tenderness and warmth of these photos! Sunny (the chicken lady).
Some real beauties there, Celi…but the one of Boo peering through the glass from inside the house really tugged at my heart strings. xx
poor Boo looking out. Calendar shots all of these!
I read you blog every day because I am living vicariously through you. I have a small 10 acre farm in central Texas but am working in a small fly-in fly-out village in Alaska and I am wishing very hard that May comes soon so I can go home to my own place and the animals. In the meantime I will be satisfied with your wonderful postings. thanks you
You are so welcome! c
And what a fabulous collection of photos! 😃