Category: Photography

• The Three Rooskerteers

  Sorry.. had to say it. Titles!  Actually I did  a double (or is it triple) take when i saw this shot. I actually thought I only had two roosters who looked exactly the same – Son of Neanderthal Man, and the Son of The Son of Neanderthal Man.  Neanderthal Man had the feathers on his…

  Cecilia Mary Gunther

  November 27, 2012

  Farming, Life, Photography

  carhart jacket, cows, milking time, pig talk, roosters

• Either stalactites or stalagmites – one or the other

  I know one goes up and one goes down but whichever ones these are, they are an excellent visual example of it being too bloody cold – I will tell you that.  Ghastly, darlinks! The swimming pool has ice swimming in it.  These shots were taken in the afternoon by the way. All day the…

  Cecilia Mary Gunther

  November 25, 2012

  Farming, Life, nanowrimo, Photography, Vines and Wine

  After you’ve gone, farm cold, jeffrey lent, Nanowrimo, reading, reading as a writer, writing

• Why isn’t the list getting any Shorter?

  Yesterday I reordered the order, and all the animals went in and out of the barn with ease and no escapes. So now the pens are all sorted out for the period that I am away. It is very lucky that pigs do not have digits or at the very least Daisy’s height. They would…

  Cecilia Mary Gunther

  November 24, 2012

  Farming, Humour, Life, Photography, Sustainable farming

  dawn, Made in America, Made in china, old barn, pig face, sheep, Shopping, the old barn

• Will it be You?

  Are you to be my two hundred thousand-TH visitor? At the time of writing (5.24 am), The Farmy has been graced with 199,911 visits.  One of you is going to ring the 200,000 bell today.  John said, is there a prize? but it all crept on me so fast I did not notice so I…

  Cecilia Mary Gunther

  November 22, 2012

  Farming, Life, Photography

  farm animals, kindness, Thanksgiving

• From Gray to Kupa’s Way

  The days work begins and ends in the pitch dark now, though yesterday was warm, the day was gray.  I know winter is coming, the light is dimming, but these last few warm days have been a delightful respite.   L’il Puss The Scrapper’s bottom is kept comfy. He has very generously offered to keep…

  Cecilia Mary Gunther

  November 21, 2012

  Farming, Life, Photography, Sustainable farming, Vegetarian, Writing

  Daisy the cow, gray day, hereford pig, house cow, peacock plumage, peacock train, sheep, The kitchen’s garden, vegetable stock, winter coming