What an amazing story and the fact that it is kept up so wonderfully is just fantastic. I love how your photos showed so much detail and the history of the farm. I have never seen such stonework before,

That is a shame as I am sure the gardens would look so good with them. I have planted beans three times and each one of the plants is topped off by something.

Thank you for the nice comment on the sunflowers.

Thank you so much @qurator for your continued support. ♥

I am glad you got to see the sunflower up close and especially that it made you feel good. Thanks for commenting.

Just beautiful, every one of the photos, well done!

You have a great harvest already, good for you!

Thank you, Mike. They are a really cool-looking bird.

That is a quaint place to explore. I love all the lily pads especially.

Hi Mike, very funny!

Yes, I have to agree with you. I did plant them pretty thick in the grow bags but hated to throw them out. I am still happy with the experiment and they do taste awesome too. Have a great weekend my friend.

The potatoes taste so good!!!!!

Thank you so much @ewkaw for the support.

I love Mr. Mole! You have captured the park so beautifully, Joan.

Larry has found the best seat in the house for himself, lol.

Here is my entry for hidden birds. Thank you!

I can only imagine, I love goats. When I was young my relatives had dairy farms and I would often get to see the calves born. Then it was my job to bottle-feed them which I dearly enjoyed.

The gardens look amazing. Your hard work is really paying off. I hope your mom is enjoying her special time with you all.

How awesome that you actually found some fossils at the basin. Not too many people even think of looking for something that ancient and the ones you found are terrific.

I have never seen a rowing boat that was that long, oh my! I can see how it would take a lot of people to maneuver it to the water.