Tag: storms

• visitors, burlap bags, pigs bottoms, lightening in the skies, where do I begin

  Yesterday Camera house caught Daisy showing you how she backs slowly through the burlap bags dislodging flies. Very slowly. Gently swaying through the lightest of brushes. Flies gone.  Not perfect. But she is after all. A Cow. We have a visitor come to stay.  The Matriarch has gone to Georgia with Our John, so I…

  Cecilia Mary Gunther

  October 4, 2013

  Farming, homesteading, Photography

  burlap bags, hereford pigs, hogs, lightening, night photography, night sky images, pigs bottoms, storms, The Duke of Kupa

• Storm Drill

  Yesterday after Thanksgiving dinner I rallied the troops and we went out to the barn to practice a storm drill. When a storm comes in,  often we do not have a lot of time to get all the animals into the barn.  And depending on where they are outside and where their designated pens are inside,…

  Cecilia Mary Gunther

  November 23, 2012

  Farming, Life

  Barn, old barns, preparing to leave the farm, storms

• BLT with Country Cheese

  In the summer, once the tomatoes begin to ripen, we eat bacon, lettuce and tomato sandwiches on freshly made bread every Friday, for as long as the tomatoes last. Now, you think one would get tired of them wouldn’t you. But we don’t.  Every Friday they are a little different. Yesterday I cooked the bacon…

  Cecilia Mary Gunther

  June 30, 2012

  Farming, Life, Photography

  and tomato, bacon, lettuce, sandwich, storms