Walking out in Mother Nature is a gift I treasure, watching the changing seasons, absorbing each one with all her different merits, from Spring, through to Summer. Now Autumn is truly here, and its that time of harvest, of ‘gathering in.’
As I walked, I thought about how I love harvest time.. I love reaping in our harvest. And we all reap that which we have sown.
Yesterday we harvested some of our first carrots.. A success story, as we often do battle with the carrot fly, and pests, as we do not use any kind of chemical pesticides, So the carrot fly has in the past rendered our carrots inedible. This year with forethought and planing, we set them late, in a separate bed, covered them with a fine-mesh and left them be… Yesterday we lifted our first bunch of the season, they were perfect once the soil was scrubbed from them.
I wonder what forethought we put into our lives.. How well do we prepare our own Beds? And how often do we allow those pests, those negative thoughts to gnaw and eat us away?
Nature provides, and Nature takes.. Working close to nature gets you to see this fine balance that is working all the time.. Some years things will thrive, others not so. You get to see close up those spiders and their webs, I avoided some very large spiders yesterday as I picked Dahlias, they had weaved them between and only a trained eye spots them. And I have been caught out a time or two and received a nasty bite, that I had destroyed their web. So I am mindful of them, and respectful as I can be, of the amount of effort that goes into weaving them..
We humans forget the power of Nature until she reminds us with the might of her storms, as she bites into the fabric of our own homes, and wipes away all that we spend our time and energy in putting together.. We think we are all powerful, yet she can in seconds reduce us to rubble, reminding us she is never more dangerous than when we fail to respect her Power and Might.
While out walking, seeing the berries for the birds to harvest, and nuts for the squirrels, in between the blackberries, I spied something that at first glance looked pretty..
But in fact the above plant is pretty deadly, and their single berries should NOT be eaten.. It can often be found growing along side Wild Blackberry bushes, so care should be taken when harvesting, though their Single cherry like berries are easily distinguished..
Life holds both shades of light and darkness.. Both grow side by side… Learning to discern and differentiate is what sets us apart. But if we did not have the dark we would not then know the light..
We are living in a world where we travel across Time Lines, visiting far away countries we see cultures that can be very different from our own. Yet within each nation, no matter what culture, people experience both Joy and Sorrow, learning to overcome obstacles just as we do. We are all of the same family, the Human Race.
We need now more than ever to build bridges instead of walls that divide us. We do not need to wait until Spring to sow seeds.. We sow our seeds daily, in how our thoughts go out into the world.. We sow them with our compassion and with our love..
Gaia gives us daily our breath, our food and water.. She shows us how intricate we are weaved together. She is also showing us how through our fragility we can Unify and grow together. She shows us how to reach out to each other, stretching a helping hand, as she brings us through her disasters, to help one another..
Her own time lines are altering, shifting, evolving as are we. We can hear her rumbles..
When we gather together, and we align our hearts, when we each generate out Light and Love from our hearts. Those thought patterns go out into Nature and into our communities we are sowing that which we each would like to reap. May we understand all is experience within our Human Heart Grid. The Web is what we weave around the Earth.
I hope as we each begin to understand, we are all of us co-creators upon our Earth plane. That we gather our strength in our Oneness, Our Unity Consciousness. Sow that which we want to reap. Then may we gather in the harvest that we sow.
May you all safely Gather in
Love and Light
Sue Dreamwalker
Oct 01, 2017 @ 19:38:21
Reblogged this on Dreamwalker's Garden and commented:
I took a walk Yesterday, and added some thoughts.. I posted this on my other blog.. Enjoy and Enjoy your harvests..
Happy Gardening
Sue
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misifusa
Oct 01, 2017 @ 19:42:38
I loved this post and the photos! I truly felt such serenity. Thank you. Much needed xo
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Sue Dreamwalker
Oct 02, 2017 @ 11:20:42
Hi Dear Misi.. So happy to have your comment, and many thanks indeed for that compliment 🙂 💐
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seaangel4444
Oct 01, 2017 @ 19:44:22
Lovely, lovely, lovely, dear Sue! Regarding the spider’s web; I used to ‘shooh’ them away when I was a child. Now they hold such reverence and meaning. The simple spider, as we can see, is not so simple after all. A ‘home’ of complexity; and yet, a majestic wonder. Thank you, and blessings to you as always, dear Sue! Cher xo
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Sue Dreamwalker
Oct 02, 2017 @ 11:22:27
Happy Smiles dear Cher, Yes I was afraid of them as a child, but I overcame my fear of them, and rescue them in the house and often have a word with the Insect Deva, lol.. 🙂 Regarding shared space 🙂 Many thanks for leaving me your thoughts, I appreciate them. 🙂
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seaangel4444
Oct 02, 2017 @ 13:08:16
Hahaha oh yes, I think the Insect Deva would have taken notice, Sue! Blessings, Cher xo
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Sue Dreamwalker
Oct 04, 2017 @ 13:17:20
Thanks Cher.. Bug smiles.. I mean BIG lol.. haha..
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seaangel4444
Oct 04, 2017 @ 14:43:17
*buggest grin* I mean, BIGGEST grin! Hahahaha
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Sue Dreamwalker
Oct 04, 2017 @ 14:45:35
Hahahaha… Wonderful we can laugh smile and have Fun… Have a perfect Day Cher… Much love sent to you and yours my friend xx
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seaangel4444
Oct 04, 2017 @ 19:35:52
That’s for sure, dear Sue! And right back at you! Thank you my friend! Cher xo
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House of Heart
Oct 01, 2017 @ 19:50:37
I love you wonderful messages and uplifting thoughts Sue, the photographs are so amazing , the spider web so awesome! Mother nature does not cease to amaze us with her beauty and sometimes with her fury. Perhaps we are a lot like our mother.
Sending you so much love and hugs too. xxx ❤
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Sue Dreamwalker
Oct 02, 2017 @ 11:29:21
Maybe it is the other way around.. And Mother Nature reflects back what our consciousness is putting out.. 😉 just a thought!.. And she is Wonderful Garden of Eden, Until Mankind sort to extract every resource going for his own profit.. Sigh… Thankfully there are many peaceful people and many peaceful places of tranquil treasures for us to enjoy and explore.. I just wish mankind would explore more of his own ‘inner-worlds’ and find those peaceful spots..
Much Love dear Holly, I so thank you for your thoughts xxx ❤
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House of Heart
Oct 02, 2017 @ 13:43:36
You can always find the silver lining to encourage and inspire. Have a beautiful day dear Sue xxx
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Sue Dreamwalker
Oct 04, 2017 @ 13:18:15
Thanks Holly, Hoping to have a better day today, thank you dear Holly xxx
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House of Heart
Oct 04, 2017 @ 16:59:04
I hope it is going well. I will be over later xxx
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Sue Dreamwalker
Oct 05, 2017 @ 11:54:02
❤ Hugs
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House of Heart
Oct 06, 2017 @ 22:41:12
hugs ❤
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House of Heart
Oct 02, 2017 @ 16:27:43
🦋
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Writing to Freedom
Oct 01, 2017 @ 19:50:46
Nice reminders from you and nature. Thanks Sue. May we walk in harmony on the good red road. 🙂
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Sue Dreamwalker
Oct 02, 2017 @ 11:30:16
Hi Brad and thank you, Yes, I so echo your thoughts there my friend.. Sending Hugs your way and to your family.. 🙂
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Writing to Freedom
Oct 02, 2017 @ 16:10:45
Yay! Hugs for all! 🙂 I’m back home and catching up on things here.
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Sue Dreamwalker
Oct 04, 2017 @ 13:41:02
Wonderful that you are back Brad.. You were missed 🙂
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Writing to Freedom
Oct 04, 2017 @ 14:21:48
Thank you Sue. I’m glad to be back connecting to our WP community.
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Sue Dreamwalker
Oct 04, 2017 @ 14:43:46
Its a beautiful community isn’t it 🙂
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Writing to Freedom
Oct 04, 2017 @ 14:51:26
Absolutely!
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Erika Kind
Oct 01, 2017 @ 20:04:46
We are all living on this planet without being able to escape from here so we should definitely find a way to get along with each other and to create an environment to live happily. I love how you said that we should build bridges, not walls!! That sums it up. Thank you for this wonderful post.
(Uhm, you were even bitten by some spiders? 😝😬)
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Sue Dreamwalker
Oct 02, 2017 @ 11:36:16
Hi Erika, yes getting bitten is a regular occurrence for me.. While my hubby may be bitten by midges and bugs, and not even notice, I happen to have allergic reactions to insect bites, And while most spiders are harmless here.. I have had the occasion to react, where the bite swells and needs treatment..
Learning to work with long sleeves helps.. The spiders web was taken last Autumn, and as you see it is between the raspberries.. As I walk between them often, in normal day light you can not see them.. A misty morning shows just how many criss-cross where I walk to pick them.. So no wonder they get cross LOL.. I try my best to avoid breaking a web and when I do, I am often heard apologising to the Insect Deva, They all have a message in them.. Thank you Erika.. May we continue bridge building in all walks of life… 🙂 ❤ ❤ 😀
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Erika Kind
Oct 02, 2017 @ 19:06:34
Oh, yes, those spider webs are tricky…. and so yucky when you run into one 😝
But I like the way you look at the webs and how you care not to destroy them. Interesting, I never heard about that there is a message in them but I love the idea! Thank you for sharing this, Sue 💖
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Sue Dreamwalker
Oct 04, 2017 @ 14:00:43
You may be interested in this message of the spider totem then Erika.. 🙂
http://www.spiritanimal.info/spider-spirit-animal/
Love and Hugs my friend
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Erika Kind
Oct 04, 2017 @ 16:42:01
I read the first page and then decided to print it. It brought tears to my eyes to learn about the beautiful meaning of the spirit animal. Most of all the patience part. Amazing and no coincidence that we talked about it right now. I really needed that!! Thank you so very much, Sue 💖
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Sue Dreamwalker
Oct 05, 2017 @ 12:03:58
You are welcome Erika.. I hope to catch up with you today.. I have had a rather bad migraine the other day, the like of which I have not had in years, Even today my head is floaty and dizzy, so I am taking WP in small bites until I feel clearer headed..
It is amazing some times how things we need to hear come our way.. I am happy the link provided that for you Erika.. xxx MUCH love dear friend… xxxx ❤
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Erika Kind
Oct 05, 2017 @ 20:23:02
It was the perfect timing and caused a little breakthrough! I am amazed again how the universe works and how we are its helpers to support each other. Absolutely amazed! I am thankful that you were that helper, Sue.
I hope your migraine is completely gone meanwhile. It can knock you completely out!
Sending you lots of love, Sue 💖
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Sue Dreamwalker
Oct 06, 2017 @ 14:35:03
Today clear headed Erika.. So much so, I crocheted a small little outfit for my granddaughters Barbie doll.. She wanted to turn one of them into a mermaid.. So I obliged.. 🙂 And you are very welcome.. ❤
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Erika Kind
Oct 06, 2017 @ 19:45:33
Oh, that sounds so cute and I am so glad you are feeling so much better again! Big hugs, Sue 💖
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Sue Dreamwalker
Oct 07, 2017 @ 09:52:08
🙂 ❤ xxx
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IreneDesign2011
Oct 01, 2017 @ 20:05:53
I love this thoughtful post, Sue ❤
Mother Nature do offer us everything, we just need to learn to see this with open eyes and mind.
Lovely photos, dear friend.
Send you love and peace ❤
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Sue Dreamwalker
Oct 02, 2017 @ 11:37:17
Thank you Irene, the world is in much need of us sending out our Peace and Love right now.. So thank you Irene, for your lovely comment my friend 🙂 ❤ xx
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IreneDesign2011
Oct 02, 2017 @ 14:02:25
I agree Sue and thank you ❤
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litebeing
Oct 01, 2017 @ 20:15:40
Hi Sue,
I have to say this is absolutely one of my favorite recent posts of yours. You seamlessly weave a narrative between the inner workings of nature and the teachings for us homo sapiens housing spirit. I do wonder who planted the nightshade though! It looks so lovely, Sometimes what appears beautiful may not be inside, lol!
Autumn and spring have been my 2 favorite times of year and Autumn has finally arrived here in PA, with the bluest of skies. I love the area you live in as it seems so peaceful and enchanted. The carrots look so wonderful too!
Thank you for your elegant words of wisdom and truth.
much love, Linda ❤
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Sue Dreamwalker
Oct 02, 2017 @ 11:49:21
Big smiles Linda.. Happy you enjoyed, And yes we are extremely lucky where we live, a five minute walk and we can be out in the woods or down the allotments.. Many areas around here have been transformed into Nature reserves and small fishing lakes. They were all once upon a time Huge Slag heaps from the many Coal Mines that dotted around this area.. So when the Pits closed, they planted trees and made lakes and paths for cycling and walkers..
The top photo is of one such place as it the heather that is on top of an old pit heap.. You would never guess would you.
Yes as for the Nightshade I had a rouge one grow between some shrubs a few years ago, Good job I grew up in the country and my Dad taught me early on what it was.. Birds I think can transfer seeds.. I am not sure.. But yes There are many poisons in nature as well as many cures.. Yin and Yang.. Light and Dark permeates through Matter..
Much Love returned Linda. xxx ❤
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David
Oct 01, 2017 @ 20:27:13
Beautiful Sue, I just love your use of words with different meanings allowing you to weave such a colourful fabric into your take on Gaia, in short wonderful! Love, David
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Sue Dreamwalker
Oct 02, 2017 @ 11:51:08
Many thanks Dear David.. It was something written on the spur of the moment, as I loaded each photo.. Sometimes we get help from the beyond when we link deep within lol.. Love and Blessings 🙂
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marina kanavaki
Oct 01, 2017 @ 20:43:03
Ah, how beautifully said, Sue and I know of one person who will “Gather in Love and Light”: YOU, who sows love and light abundantly, always! Love to you and xxxxxxxxxxx
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Sue Dreamwalker
Oct 02, 2017 @ 11:53:22
Aww what a beautiful thing to say Marina.. Thank you kindly.. There are many who spread light and love.. It is I feel time for us to light our beacons and shine, and I hope as we join together more will become illuminated.. ❤ Love and and Hugs dear friend xxxxxx
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marina kanavaki
Oct 02, 2017 @ 20:40:20
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Lynz Real Cooking
Oct 01, 2017 @ 20:48:43
This is so full of wisdom Sue! Very nice. the carrots are gorgeous and yes planning and thoughtfulness! Nature is amazing and we can learn so much if we observe, look and listen! Lovely
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Sue Dreamwalker
Oct 02, 2017 @ 11:55:19
Very true, Lynz, observation, and learning to respect nature and each other.. Simple rules that we can all apply, that when we reach out in kindness can ripple outwards.. Much love xxx ❤
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Lynz Real Cooking
Oct 02, 2017 @ 13:50:51
So true xoxo
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Sue Dreamwalker
Oct 04, 2017 @ 13:18:26
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Infinite Living
Oct 01, 2017 @ 22:17:20
That is such a beautiful spider’s web! And it is indeed a wonderful representation of the web that we are weaving on this planet. Your post brings this peaceful space and reminder of how we are a part of it all. I wish we all stay conscious of the threads of thoughts we are contributing to our precious web.
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Sue Dreamwalker
Oct 02, 2017 @ 12:03:27
Yes indeed Pragalbha. We need to be aware of how important a role our thoughts play on that Web!… If only people would understand, it is the thoughts we think that create into Being that which we experience..
May we continue to weave love and happiness Pragalbha .. Many thanks dear friend xx ❤
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Infinite Living
Oct 02, 2017 @ 21:35:46
You are most welcome. I am so glad to be part of this web.
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Sue Dreamwalker
Oct 04, 2017 @ 14:06:34
Like wise dear Pragalbha.. xx ❤
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MrsCraft
Oct 01, 2017 @ 22:31:16
I love your message, as well as your harvest! We had a walk today and my little one had her wellies on. She had a whale of a time splashing in puddles and kicking leaves, a reminder to me to just enjoy the moment sometimes. Take care, may your harvesting continue to be fruitful x
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Sue Dreamwalker
Oct 02, 2017 @ 12:06:15
Aww thanks Mrs C… Yes these moments with little ones are very precious, and very many fond memories are created while walking and kicking leaves.. They grow up far too quickly… So enjoy your NOW time..
And thank you, Yes, I have been doing more walking, and knitting, than blogging recently.. And I will look forward to my catch up with your own crafts.. You Amaze me at times with all the projects you have on going.. And your blog is a delight to visit.. ❤
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Paul Handover
Oct 01, 2017 @ 22:48:16
Fabulous photographs. Especially that one of the dew on the spider’s web!!
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Sue Dreamwalker
Oct 02, 2017 @ 12:07:29
Thanks Paul I took many photo’s that particular day on the allotment when I took this one.. And it is not until the dew falls that you get to see just how many are around and the funnel webs in the grasses too.. 🙂
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thespiritkeeper
Oct 01, 2017 @ 23:14:53
Beautiful post and I am always reminded of the bounty of harvest on reaps as they have sowed in the spring. I’m a pumpkin favorite and I love the photo of the spiderweb. I have never been bitten but people around here were bitten and there skin bubbled up with specks in the water. It was gross and they had backaches nausea. It was pretty traumatic for them. It is admirable how much work you put into your garden.
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Sue Dreamwalker
Oct 02, 2017 @ 12:14:20
Thank you Joseph.. The spiders here are not as venomous as the one’s perhaps where you live. But as I am allergic to insect bites and some leaves… I come up in rash every time I pick kidney beans.. lol.. They come up in lumps, and weep and if not careful can get infected.. So I tend to be wary and alert.. And keep the Insect Deva on my good side.. 😀 .. I have seen some pretty terrible wounds and holes left in skin from a spider bite that went wrong.. And a friend once had to stay in hospital a week from one.. So I respect them..
I once saw the tiniest of a thin little black beetle on my wrist once, nip me, and a sharp little sting, turned into a huge lump within minutes.. Yet I have been stung by bees and wasps, and while painful, these have never reacted.. So go figure.. lol..
Many thanks for your Huge compliment,, I will pass that on to Hubby too.. 😉 He says thank you very much.. 🙂
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thespiritkeeper
Oct 02, 2017 @ 16:40:56
Yes those spider bites can be nasty. Be safe and aware as you are doing. I have never heard of being allergic to leaves. Strange you would think the wasp and bee stings would affect you more. Maybe it is some kind of different venom the insects throw off.
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Sue Dreamwalker
Oct 04, 2017 @ 13:42:39
Maybe.. Yes I itch and come out in blotches so now Hubby has to pick the beans lol.. certain foliage in the garden does it too.. Maybe its me that is weird haha..
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thespiritkeeper
Oct 04, 2017 @ 16:47:55
Yes campunella is one plant that I am allergic to. The first time I rubbed against its leaves it gave me red welts all over my arm.
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Sue Dreamwalker
Oct 05, 2017 @ 11:55:14
Not nice..
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thespiritkeeper
Oct 05, 2017 @ 17:00:51
And it burned too.
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Soul Gifts
Oct 02, 2017 @ 00:30:41
What a delightful post, Sue! We have so much to learn from Nature 🙂
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Sue Dreamwalker
Oct 02, 2017 @ 16:22:34
We do indeed Raili, and I will never tire of learning from here either 🙂 xxx Thank you
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Ka Malana - Fiestaestrellas.com
Oct 02, 2017 @ 00:57:05
Wow! I can feel so much in here, and your strength in communicating from a place of deep meditation. The spider web pictured here blows me away with its intricacy. Wonderful my friend, you are calling us all into our hearts. Lots of love, Ka
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Sue Dreamwalker
Oct 02, 2017 @ 16:29:34
Many thanks Ka.. Sometimes we do not appreciate the beauty in such intricacies of the things we perceive to be fearful..
But each thread woven, is all connected, be it the negative Warp or Positive Weft!… All names given, but all part of creation.
Overcoming the fear of spiders as a child was a great hurdle.. Learning to see them in a new light and from a different perspective helps one see just what important little creatures they are.. And how when we take a closer look what they have to teach us..
Many thanks dear Ka.. loved your comment xx
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dgkaye
Oct 02, 2017 @ 01:47:38
Beautiful reminders and photos Sue. So glad your carrots grew with no pests. Great plan to cover with mesh, as sometimes us humans have to learn to do too. Many lessons as always from you my wise friend. Oh, and despite the bites, that spiderweb was magnificent! Happy week ahead my dear friend. 🙂 xoxo ❤
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Sue Dreamwalker
Oct 02, 2017 @ 16:31:09
Yes a great observation Debby.. many protective layers we gather around ourselves and peeling them away can seem like an eternity.. But the masks come off, and low and behold.. We carrots learn to see through the dark.. 🙂 lol..
Much love xxxx
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dgkaye
Oct 03, 2017 @ 05:00:18
Great analogy my friend. 🙂 😉 ❤ xxxx
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The Belmont Rooster
Oct 02, 2017 @ 02:49:29
GREAT POST and PHOTOS! Your carrots look NICE! The photo of the spider web is AWESOME!
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Sue Dreamwalker
Oct 02, 2017 @ 16:32:31
Thank you Mr R.. the carrots were very tasty too, as was the Broccoli, parsnips and potatoes.. 😀 Many thanks 🙂
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Val Boyko
Oct 02, 2017 @ 03:50:48
What a wonderful time of year … great reflections … and awesome photos Sue. Embrace and enjoy it all 💛
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Sue Dreamwalker
Oct 04, 2017 @ 11:03:15
I love this time of year, and Spring.. both for different reasons, One is renewal as we give and grow and the other is reaping in that which we planted..
May the world learn it only reaps what is sows.. I hope we soon wise up.. ❤
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Val Boyko
Oct 04, 2017 @ 12:47:17
“May the world learn it only reaps what is sows.. I hope we soon wise up” Amen to that Sue 💛
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balroop2013
Oct 02, 2017 @ 04:32:36
I felt I was walking along with you, admiring the Fall colors, harvesting those carrots, relating the pests and negative thoughts, respecting all the creatures around us…this post is more like a stream of consciousness Sue. It is a fine comment on our role towards flora and fauna and our own well-being, which is interconnected with Mother Nature.
Thanks for sharing those lovely thoughts and pictures of harvesting. Love and hugs.
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Sue Dreamwalker
Oct 04, 2017 @ 11:06:11
Bless your heart dear Balroop… I am over the moon with your comment.. 🙂
I hope more get in-tune with that stream of consciousness very soon dear friend.. We need more to align with her and learn to re-connect both to ourselves and to our Earth Mother.. She is constantly sending us reminders to listen..
Much Love my friend xxx 🙂
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Mahesh Nair
Oct 02, 2017 @ 04:48:28
Great parallels drawn here, Sue. This post teaches us that we should always be grateful to one another, that we should love and protect nature the same way we do our family and friends. Love this: “So I am mindful of them, and respectful as I can be, of the amount of effort that goes into weaving them.” Respect everyone.
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Sue Dreamwalker
Oct 04, 2017 @ 11:29:31
Exactly Mahesh.. What we give out we receive back.. And learning to be mindful takes only a second to think, that ever action has its own reactions.. And learning that we are each of us responsible for our actions.. no one else..
Many thanks for taking the time to read fully into my words Mahesh.. I appreciate the time taken and your comments
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derrickjknight
Oct 02, 2017 @ 10:44:44
Beautiful photos, philosophy, and prose
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Sue Dreamwalker
Oct 04, 2017 @ 11:35:54
Many thanks dear Derrick, so pleased you enjoyed and always delighted to see you xxx
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Jennie
Oct 02, 2017 @ 12:43:35
Mother Nature is the greatest giver. We just have to stop and look.
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Sue Dreamwalker
Oct 04, 2017 @ 13:16:51
So true, and I never tire of looking 🙂 either Jen. xx
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Jennie
Oct 05, 2017 @ 01:34:06
🙂
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-Eugenia
Oct 02, 2017 @ 13:58:43
I love this post. It set my positivity for the day. 😃
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Sue Dreamwalker
Oct 04, 2017 @ 13:18:52
Aww thank you Eugenia.. means a lot xxx ❤
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da-AL
Oct 04, 2017 @ 18:31:37
I feel the same way, -Eugenia – many thanks for the great post, Sue 🙂
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Sue Dreamwalker
Oct 05, 2017 @ 11:52:53
Many thanks too for reading and leaving me your comment.. 😀
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prenin
Oct 02, 2017 @ 14:05:50
I used to love harvest time at my grandparents farm. 🙂
Gran could grow a stick of firewood we used to say!!! 🙂
Glad you did so well with the pests!!! 🙂 ❤
Love and hugs!
Prenin.
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Sue Dreamwalker
Oct 04, 2017 @ 13:19:55
🙂 Hi dear Prenin.. And I bet your Gran could grow a stick too.. 🙂 love and Hugs xxx and thank you for sharing
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Annika Perry
Oct 02, 2017 @ 16:02:18
Sue, a beautiful reflective post…like the spider’s webs interweaving various elements of the natural world, our reaction to it…to never take it for granted and to learn to live in harmony and awareness with our environment. Lovely atmospheric Autumnal photos to accompany your writing…perfect combination! xx
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Sue Dreamwalker
Oct 04, 2017 @ 13:27:21
Many thanks Annika.. I am so pleased you enjoyed all that it took to weave this post my friend… And delighted for your encouragement.. 🙂
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Sophia's Children
Oct 02, 2017 @ 16:06:02
What a magnificent spider web! Many thanks for sharing this update and sharing the bounty of where you are. Blessings, Sue. Love Jamie
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Sue Dreamwalker
Oct 04, 2017 @ 13:28:15
Thank YOU Jamie… and a delight to see you too.. 🙂
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The Coastal Crone
Oct 02, 2017 @ 21:27:35
Beautiful harvest – you sowed well! The spider web was magical as is your world. Love your parting words, “May you gather in love and light.” One cannot ask for more.
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Sue Dreamwalker
Oct 04, 2017 @ 14:03:58
Hi Jo.. No we can not ask for more than to gather in Love and Light my friend.. I so thank you for dropping by to read, Much love right back xx
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charliezero1.wordpress.com
Oct 02, 2017 @ 21:35:38
Reading and looking at the photos. It’s times like these I wish I saved enough money so I can move out of L.A. and go far away into another beautiful field of country.
Blessings, Sue and peace and love.
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Sue Dreamwalker
Oct 04, 2017 @ 14:06:00
Yes, I can see why Charlie.. And I am always grateful for the fact that although I do not live in the place I really love, where I was brought up in the Derbyshire Dales.. I am fortunate to only be five minutes walking distance from countryside and and woods.. So I am very happy you enjoyed the photos and post..
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JoAnna
Oct 03, 2017 @ 06:36:24
Building bridges has been a theme for me since I heard the same story twice last week and shared it at a meeting yesterday. The short version is that a farmer asked a carpenter to build a wall separating his property from that of his estranged brother. Their property was already divided by a creek. The carpenter agreed to build a fence, but instead built a bridge across the creek. The farmer’s brother walked across with open arms, thanking his brother for the gesture of forgiveness, and their relationship was healed. Let us build bridges and respect the earth, and be healed.
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Sageleaf
Oct 03, 2017 @ 12:52:07
Would you look at those beautiful carrots! WOWZA! How gorgeous and wonderful and such beauty in the harvest. In the spring, I always say it’s my favorite time of year, but now in the fall, it’s my favorite time of year. Giggle. I love the colors, the bounty of the Earth and what she has given us.
I have always been rather scared of spiders but your experience here makes me wonder what there is to be afraid of…I suppose it’s an irrational fear…
I love the line up there about the dark and without it, we wouldn’t know the light. I believe in Indian tradition, people will pray to Shiva to give them “life’s storms and to show them their true self” – where they, in fact, confront their darkness to help them see their own light.
While I don’t “call the storms” I do recognize that they make us better people. They give us the lessons we need to move forward. In this season, I’m reminded of this time to look within, but with bountiful gratitude.
I’m grateful for you, sweet friend! Sending you big hugs! Alas, I want to write more, but I’m off to work this morning. Know that I’m smiling and thinking of you during my days…
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Sue Dreamwalker
Oct 04, 2017 @ 14:12:28
I think those are the exact words lol my hubby uttered when he dug this first handful of carrots up, lol WOWZa indeed.. LOL..
And yes, Spirit have also told me the more problems and obstacles one seems to have to overcome, the greater the progress of the soul.. Not sure I want to experience any more storms , but they certainly build our strength..
Happy Day to you Cynthia.. and many thanks for sharing and reading,, I know you are busy.. And thank you for your other Long LONG reply.. Loved it.. xxx
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InfiniteZip
Oct 03, 2017 @ 15:58:03
what a lovely jaunt through your nature paradise, and that spider web is magnificent indeed. Nature is a calming ointment that soothes….still collecting feathers and trying to let the small stuff go….embracing the good and breathing in and out. Lovely post Sue, indeed! ❤ ❤
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Sue Dreamwalker
Oct 04, 2017 @ 14:13:59
Wonderful to hear that Kim… And those feathers are what is important my friend.. Keep inhaling the positive and exhaling the negative.. and we will be fine.. ❤ xxx HUGS xx
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DG MARYOGA
Oct 03, 2017 @ 17:47:15
So thoughtful a post with lovely photos dear Sue!Your commentary conveys strong and soothing messages.Sad events bitter our souls,almost everyday,we cannot bear more … Sending Love & Peace your way,dear friend 🙂 ❤ xxx
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Sue Dreamwalker
Oct 04, 2017 @ 14:17:28
Yes, sad events throughout the world is a constant reminder to gather in more love and light to share it, plant it in other hearts and help it grow.. Many thanks dearest Doda.. Lovely comment from you as always xxx ❤
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DG MARYOGA
Oct 04, 2017 @ 17:23:16
That was the concept of my reply to your optimistic comment on my recent post.So many thanks dearest Sue.Peace & Love to you ❤ 🙂 xxx
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Sue Dreamwalker
Oct 05, 2017 @ 11:53:22
LOVE and Peace dear Doda xx
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DG MARYOGA
Oct 05, 2017 @ 11:57:13
❤ xxxxx
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Lisa Hutchison LMHC
Oct 03, 2017 @ 22:11:06
Sue, thanks for the reminder of the cycles in our lives. Nature is a great teacher!
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Sue Dreamwalker
Oct 04, 2017 @ 14:39:32
Many thanks Lisa.. Wonderful to have you read.
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Renee Espriu
Oct 04, 2017 @ 05:01:29
Beautiful photos Sue and the spider web looks as though someone did a very fine crochet and left it hanging there….maybe a very big garden spider. 🙂
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Sue Dreamwalker
Oct 04, 2017 @ 14:40:31
Yes that was in the first mists, that hang heavy.. I love to see them like that.. and oh to crochet as finely as a spider LOL.. 🙂 Much Love my friend xx
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MoJo
Oct 04, 2017 @ 05:25:31
Spectacular post Sue! I love that you grew those gorgeous carrots and of course all the pics were lovely. I greatly look forward to reading more of your blog. 🙂
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Sue Dreamwalker
Oct 04, 2017 @ 14:57:09
Many thanks Mojo for leaving me your kind comment.. and I will be sure to revisit yours and catch those Moments of Joy.. 😀
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MoJo
Oct 05, 2017 @ 16:37:07
Thank you lovebug! 🙂
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Sue Dreamwalker
Oct 07, 2017 @ 15:28:40
🙂
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kiwi
Oct 04, 2017 @ 07:08:39
a beautiful post It is indeed a time to build bridges and find our shared humanness
You pumpkins and carrots look good and nice all these other goodies. Still strange to see your autumn while we are in the middle of spring. Enjoy your autumn and take care. Arohanui (lots of love)
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Sue Dreamwalker
Oct 04, 2017 @ 14:47:24
Yes I will never get used to that either with my down under friends Marja… I am always jealous come Winter while you are all sunbathing.. LOL 🙂
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pommepal
Oct 04, 2017 @ 13:28:58
So beautifully woven together Sue and an ode to autumn in all it’s glory of gathering and winding down of natures cycle
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Sue Dreamwalker
Oct 04, 2017 @ 14:43:20
Many thanks Pauline and a delight to see you in blog land again my friend.. ❤
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natswans
Oct 04, 2017 @ 15:51:03
Hello Sue love this post your hard work has paid off. Nature is wonderful and also scary . I have never been bitten by a spider, but love to see from my window in September as the wonderful display of their weave. I was lucky to watch a spider in action , as he was on my window pane.
Hugs and best wishes
Sheila xx
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Sue Dreamwalker
Oct 05, 2017 @ 12:05:21
Yes they are fascinating to watch as they weave their webs Sheila.. And so happy to see you, and Hope all is well with you my friend xxx Much LOVE.. Sue xxx
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Wendy Gillissen
Oct 05, 2017 @ 13:13:54
Beautiful and thought-provoking post dear Sue! And lovely pictures. Dark and light, the rose and the spider’s bite, they all exist next to each other in Nature… and all is needed for the balance. thanks for sharing! I wish I could take a quick trip to England and roll about in a lovely field of purple heather ☺♥
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Sue Dreamwalker
Oct 05, 2017 @ 15:18:06
Yes that heather is wonderful isn’t it Wendy and thank you my friend for reading, Nature holds both her light and dark. in her warp and weft.. Much Love my friend xx
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Christy B
Oct 05, 2017 @ 21:38:56
I like what you say about building bridges instead of walls, Sue. May we connect deeply across cultures to help build harmony ❤ The photo of the pumpkins and your caption for it really struck a chord xx
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Sue Dreamwalker
Oct 06, 2017 @ 14:53:46
Thank you dear Christy, You are a dear friend.. And yes the pumpkins each different some not all that well formed, some not mature and one was rotten lol.. that we threw.. So it struck me.. Each different, yet all of the same family… all from the same pumpkin from last years scooped out seeds too.. A lesson in that photo alone.. May we keep building bridges between us Christy xx
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thetruthaboutmentalhealth
Oct 06, 2017 @ 05:59:29
Wow those carrots look amazing!.. and that spider web is so pretty! Home grown is the best… and as always you have so much wisdom to share. Peace.
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Sue Dreamwalker
Oct 06, 2017 @ 15:20:38
Many thanks for reading, and yes those carrots along with some more were scrumptious .. Big smiles and much Love back.. 🙂
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Teagan R. Geneviene
Oct 06, 2017 @ 17:56:40
Beautiful, Sue — purely beautiful. And such lovely photos to go with the post. I loved the one of the carrots, and the night shade, but the spiderweb took my breath away. Gorgeous! Hugs.
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Sue Dreamwalker
Oct 06, 2017 @ 18:15:16
Thank you Teagan.. And I will let hubby know about his carrots.. They were tasty.. And yes the spiders web was a photo I took last autumn, along with many more Huge ones among my raspberries.. The morning dew just makes them so magical.. and wonderful .. Thank you Teagan.. xx
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Bela Johnson
Oct 06, 2017 @ 19:56:48
As usual, sister under the skin, you offer simple yet profound reflections on nature and our own Being. Love to you ❤
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Sue Dreamwalker
Oct 07, 2017 @ 09:55:33
Many thanks dearest Bela.. 🙂 Much Love right back at you xx ❤
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🌵VIVIMETALIUN🌵
Oct 07, 2017 @ 23:15:44
Amei as fotos,natureza é tudo de bom mesmo,e amo cenoura e essas estão lindas,e abóboras também. 🙂
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Sue Dreamwalker
Oct 09, 2017 @ 10:17:53
Amor que você gostou da minha postagem e gostei da foto … Sim As cenouras são boas. e nós adoramos cultivar nossa própria comida …
Enviando muito amor à sua maneira e obrigado novamente por ter tempo para ler e comentar .. Eu realmente sugiro isso ..
Amor Sue xxx ❤
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robbiesinspiration
Oct 08, 2017 @ 15:19:55
Your garden is lovely, Sue, and you draw some very meaningful analogies between how we tend our physical garden and how we should be tending our spiritual gardens. Beautiful and thoughtful post.
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Sue Dreamwalker
Oct 09, 2017 @ 11:16:32
Many thanks dear Robbie.. So happy to have you in my garden any time.. 😀
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Somali K Chakrabarti
Oct 08, 2017 @ 16:34:32
Congratulations, Sue on the first harvest of the carrots. You must have put in a lot of efforts to those and the other plants without the use of chemical pesticides.Thank you for taking us around through your garden. It looks lovely in the bright colours of Autumn. Being close to nature brings so many positive vibes, and we are fortunate to get a feel of those energies.
Btw, I found the video by Gregg Baden fascinating. The correlation between the emotions in the heart and magnetic field around us is so interesting to know, fascinating. Thanks for sharing it, Sue. Live & Regards, Somali
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Sue Dreamwalker
Oct 09, 2017 @ 11:18:55
So pleased to introduce you to Gregg’s video Somali and yes it is fascinating.. And many thanks for taking time to read and comment.. The carrots are indeed delicious as is the broccoli and cauliflower we had over the weekend 🙂
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Somali K Chakrabarti
Oct 09, 2017 @ 13:36:28
It must be the best thing to taste vegetable that you grow in your own garden 🙂
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Array
Oct 10, 2017 @ 04:57:46
Great post and photos.
I love fresh veggies from the garden. We were warned as children to be careful the berries we ate..but fresh picked berries? YUM!
Love and hugs, my friend.
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Sue Dreamwalker
Oct 10, 2017 @ 20:11:37
Thank You dear Elizabeth.. There is nothing like freshly picked berries 🙂 BIG hugs back xxx
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Mary Strong-Spaid
Oct 22, 2017 @ 19:53:21
I lived in Virginia for over 20 years. The 4 seasons were always very distinct. Now I live In San Antonio, Texas and it is still 80 degrees at the end of October. No leaves are falling. Where is autumn? It still feels like summer……
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Sue Dreamwalker
Oct 23, 2017 @ 09:51:22
Hi Mary, and yes the seasons are getting all mixed up, so much so even the plants no longer seem to know what to do.. As they are getting fooled as to what time of year it is by the temperatures.. Thank you for dropping in to leave me your thoughts.. Sue
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