Farewell summer, your beauty has been seen in all things and in all forms from large and small,
from the harshest to the most gentle, from morning to night.
From
the thorny prickly pear cactus,
the forever hungry horn worm,
the whimsical praying mantis,
the season's prettiest geraniums,
the prairie wildflowers,
the strangest hail stones,
the quiet early mornings,
to the evenings after a strom,
it has been a great season.
8 comments:
Beautiful pictures showing creation from God's perspective. Fall is beautiful in a different way, where the wildlife settles into rest, trees and flowers take a nap and get energy for spring. It is all in the plan, so perfect in the design.
Beautiful pictures. The blooming cactus is amazing. I have several small cactus on a south windowsill but they have never bloomed. That hailstone is very odd looking indeed. I hope you're keeping well.
Happy Fall!!!
It seemed like summer flew by...hmmm, or maybe I'm just getting old! Lovely photos, thanks for sharing with us.
Thanks for sharing the wonderful photos of your area. Summer was dry here in Michigan this year. Loved seeing that cactus. What a weird hailstone. Janice
I couldn't agree with you more on that :-)))
Many thanks for your wonderful photos and thoughts.
Hugs.
You write so beautifully and have the best pictures! I enjoy your posts so much. We had a praying mantis on the hummingbird feeder this week. Don't know why he insisted on staying there. I finally had to move him to a new spot so I could fill the feeder.
I can well imagine you will be thankful for cooler fall temperatures after a very hot summer, Kathleen.
Thank you for the wonderful post.
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