DAYS 280 & 281 of NONNIE'S PHOTO A DAY: Shitake Mushrooms

large shitake mushrooms

small shitake mushrooms

Youngest son and I visited Granddaughter last night. He had not seen the farm yet this summer. I knew that I had never “hankered” to be a farmer. Now, seeing the hard work Granddaughter, her husband, some family members and the young men toiling in the heat of August and September, I know for sure that farming people are quite special and that I’m not one of them!

Granddaughter's kitty watching us humans

special note: I'm taking a break from blogging.

Please bear with me; I will be back.

Comments

Carver said…

I love mushrooms so that struck my fancy.

October 9, 2016 at 1:12 PM

A Photo A Day: My Daily Sustenance, Day 355

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Have humans sat here? Not recently, I think. Perhaps a snow couple rested for a while, and the shadowy remnants of them remain. more Cool Clicks

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