New Pond Farm in Early Autumn
Join me here for a stroll around New Pond Farm, as I revel in the first stages of the changing colors.
Join me here for a stroll around New Pond Farm, as I revel in the first stages of the changing colors.
Four couples we know got together for a house party last weekend in western Massachusetts and we had a wonderful time.
I’m so grateful such a wonderful place as New Pond Farm exists, and I’m proud of all my husband’s hard work that helped make this supportive event a success!
We bought that 37 pounder in the last two photos from the Farmer’s Market, after seeing it two weeks in a row; I loved the massive stem and its overall stalwart attitude, so it now graces our front step to cheer us on our way.
As you can tell by the huge amount of photos in this post, I love autumn in Connecticut!
At the beginning of the month, I posted pictures of our farmer’s market, but now that the produce is so different, I thought I’d share some updated photos.
Since monarchs are dependent on milkweed, I was glad to see a bunch of them on my walk yesterday.
These early fall reflections that I saw around Great Hollow Lake this morning were stunning and pristine …
Enjoy this seasonal cornucopia of variegated beauty from the pumpkin/squash/gourd (Cucurbia) family!
I finished this pastel landscape yesterday. It is of an early Sunday morning about six weeks ago at the entrance to our quarry swimming hole, when the sun was sparkling on the newly turning leaves.
Well, compared to what I saw in Vermont, the autumn colors in Connecticut haven’t been so incredible, but as you can tell in the photos on this post, we haven’t been without our lovely moments!
We’ve brought in the last flowers of the year and they are all over the house. I’ve been cooking up (and freezing) tons of homegrown…
In Vermont, I chose some dead end lanes to walk down in the light drizzle, mostly protected by a canopy above…
The breeze clatters the leaves across the pavement, swirling in eddies…