Well, not quite but at least the end of the summer holidays.
Often as far as the eyes can see there is a gentle shade of yellow over the fields. Yes, the soya crops are almost ready.
I am always amazed at how fields evolve from being plowed and seeded to being harvested. At times Bob and I will only learn what crop it is when the shoots turn to plants.
Not far along a few bee hives are at the edge of a little strip of forest. Today it was a buzzing and lovely to see the bee-port in full swing.
Those old farmhouses are my favourite. They have such charm and were built with thought and care. Best views along with best protection from the elements was had.
Nothing yellow there...on my way home this morning I saw the old fire engine being taken for a test drive. Today it was Bob's turn behind the wheel of the red truck.
Last but not least, another baby has been born in Eisenberg. Congratulations to the parents and grandparents of those two boys. These two little cousins were born within one month of each other. Wonderful.
Biggi
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