Linking up once again
to
for
Most of my long time
followers
know I live in
the depths of pine trees.
I thought I'd show you a
part of my yard today.
This is only a small
portion of the pines.
This is taken from the end
of my driveway.
North side of driveway.
That's my little shed off to the right.
More of the North side.
I was born and raised in a very small town.
Population when I graduated was 360.
I've lived in larger places.
I've had a lot of good times
in cities.
But I always find my way home.
To the pines.
24 comments:
LOVE those pine trunks! gorgeous!
Looks like a wonderful place to live.
Just beautiful Jill!... there is nothing like living in the country... and your pines are so gorgeous, besides being home to so many of your precious little critters... looks like Heaven on earth to me... xoxo Julie Marie PS Love your new header!
You must have a lot of acres - beautiful pined acres. sandie
Dear Jill, I don't blame you for finding your way home. It is beautiful. Blessings my friend, Catherine xo
I love the new header pics- and love that you share your daily view with us...I so miss the woods.
Thanks for sharing sweetie
Gorgeous photos. Can you hear the wind blowing through the tall pines? I like to imagine the sound . . . What a lovely place to live.
Love, love, love the second pic, but then.. Oooh. I really love the third one! : )..
I grew up in a tiny town for a while out side of the San Fernando Valley, in Southern California. There was one school, one doc, one small hardware store, cafe, and grocery store. We walked everywhere - and then the housing boom hit and in no time - 10 years or so, housing tracks sprung up everywhere! Now the orange groves, walnut groves, fields of corn, tomatoes, and everything else, is all gone.
The little rural town, grew up to be a big city - Simi Valley in Ventura County, California. The home of the Reagan Library.
I'd love a smaller town than we have now, Paso Robles, on the Central Coast of California. For me, your home looks like a place we could go visit and just enjoy nature - the sights, sounds and smells. It must be wonderful, Jill!
Thanks for sharing your place with us! I love your pictures! I also love your new header of the cute owl!
Blessings,
Donna
Wow, look at all of those lovely trees - I really love the shot of all the tree trunks.
We have a small stand of Ponderosa Pines in our windbreak -- but nothing like this! I'd love to have a small forest in my front yard! Beautiful!
Thank you for linking up with us at Rural Thursdays, Jill. :)
beautiful! reminds me of our yard in georgia, we had quite a lot of tall pines!
Such a peaceful yard it is! It looks similar to my backyard here in NC. I love the pattern and repetition you've shown here...especially with the last photo.
Absolutely beautiful!
Our pines don't get that large here. They're gorgeous!
Thanks for linking up today Jill :-)
The last photo is my favorite. I like the idea of "home to the pines". Lovely.
LOVE the tree trunks! Cool!
Great photos - I especially love the last one.
Lovely pics through the pines...bet it's nice n cool during the hot summer months!
Beautiful! There is nothing like the feeling you get from being "home" is there?
Happy to find your blog! I'm a new Linky follower. Found you through the Linky Blog Hop! Hope you can come visit my site, when you have a moment. http://www.eccentricleopard.com/
Our last home/yard was filled with many trees, and lots of pines. I loved hearing the birds in the trees. Now in a neighborhood with few trees, I miss the sweet bird song. You live in a beautiful spot.
Country life for me-I'll never go back to the city. Love your woods!
There is something wonderful and sweet about a small town! I love your pines...so pretty!
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