Sheep (and porcupines) may safely graze at Wachusett Meadow. Happy Thanksgiving from Central Massachusetts!
Fleece and Needles
Photographs taken with a bridge camera journaling nature and everyday life in Central Massachusetts and beyond.
Photographs taken with a bridge camera journaling nature and everyday life in Central Massachusetts and beyond.
Sheep (and porcupines) may safely graze at Wachusett Meadow. Happy Thanksgiving from Central Massachusetts!
Happy Thanksgiving! The Porcupine is lovely, anyway.
Beautiful photos. Have a wonderful Thanksgiving. 😊
You too! Thanks for visiting. 😉
Thanks! Funny thing-I’ve have been writing lots of “Happy Thanksgiving”s on my comments. Almost forgot you are in two different countries! 😉 Getting old, I guess…
Cheers,
Julie
What a great combo! One I have to admit I have never seen.
Thanks, Laurie. I thought it was pretty funny. Happy Thanksgiving!
Well camouflaged as a tussock of grass. 🙂 Happy Thanksgiving, Julie!
Hope your T-Day was good, Eliza!
Very beautiful pictures, Julia. I wish you a Happy Thanksgiving, sincerely 🙂
Hope your T-Day was good, and wishing you a many happy moments in the upcoming holidays.
Best,
Julie
We had visitors from Georgia. Of course, I ate more than usual. Thanks so much, Julia. 🙂
I’m always tempted to try to pet a porcupine when I see one, but should likely limit myself to petting sheep. 😊
Dear Tanja,
I’ve missed you and your comments. Hope that you will enjoy the coming Winter Holiday, even though the weather might not be your favorite. Here in Massachusetts, the fall was stunning, so I posted almost daily. But I also enjoy these cold gray days with cloudy skies for photogrphy, as well.
Best,
Julie
Thank you, Julie, it’s good to be back. I’m so glad you enjoyed your autumn–your photos are spectacular!
Winter will be ok as long as I can get out and look for birds. The problem is that it’s still far too dry along the Front Range, but at least the mountains are getting some much-needed snow.
Wishing you a pleasant pre-Christmas season. 🕯
Warmly,
Tanja