Upside Down Farm

I am so glad this farm has so many hillsides.  I kind of enjoy laying upside down when I can.  It stretches out my back and provides a whole new view of things.

This is what I saw the other night when I laid down on a hill in one of the corrals.

 I had the whole field to myself for quite sometime - until this guy found me.

A pumpkin blossom.

And my happy little spot at the river now has a table.

The Dogs

Just random shots of what the dogs have been up to lately.

Laddie decided to make a nice "nest" out of the kindling for the fire.  It was way back when the nights were a bit chilly.

 It has been a VERY LONG time since we have even considered building a fire.

 All that heat brought on some serious shedding and a need to groom the dogs frequently.

 Jasmine is the best sport about this.  Laddie basically has to be wrangled and held down.

 The canal at the South Farm.

 Laddie in MY hammock.

 The dogs and I helping Boyd count siphon pits.  Pretty sad when the wife has to ride in the back with the dogs. :)

 Enjoying every moment he gets in the "irrigating" truck.

 They love to come to the South Farm.  The canal is a highlight of the trip, even when filled with moss.

 That Jasmine has a knack for finding all things disgusting and rolling in it.

 And right back to more hammock time. 

Francine

This cat is such a crack up.  She provides me endless entertainment!

My first day home after being gone to Texas and she promptly plants herself on the table right in my way and grooms herself.

This night she sat right next to me, probably because she KNEW it would seriously bother Laddie.

 Then, yet another night she did the same thing.

 Not sure where she came from or how she found her way to our place, but I am sure glad she did!