Friday, October 5, 2012

First signs of Fall on the Farm

October is here and so is the Autumn season.  Some of the leaves are beginning to change color but not all the way yet.  Before the leaves change, there are other signs that Fall is here.  You start seeing woolly worms (as we always called them), garden spiders ready to lay eggs, shelled corn being put in the silo, and some fall decorations for the farmhouse. 



Mr. Woolly Worm became camera shy and decided to hide his head in a knot hole.



It's amazing how these spiders can build their webs and the different designs they make. 


Welcome to the Farmhouse!


Farmer Grandpa said, "We're filling the silo with gold!"


Can you count how many kernels got spilled on the ground?  Don't worry, my farmer will sweep up this precious 'gold' and shovel it in so it doesn't go to waste!

And I'll leave you with yet another silo picture....do you see the turtledoves sunning themselves on top?


"I believe that God is a God of variety. The world proves that. He's got big mountains and little mountains. He's got plains. He's got deserts. He's got different things, because He made it the way He wanted it. And He made the seasons; summer, winter, spring, autumn. He made the seasons. It shows He's a God of variety."
Bro. Branham 65-1205

3 comments:

Jonell said...

Beautiful pictures! Filling the Silo...and we heard the "tire~air bag blow-up all the way over here!

Jeanine said...

I like your lightpole decoration! and like that "corn gold"!

Anonymous said...

I like the corn tied around the light pole :) It doesn't look too much like fall here in AZ, since there is no trees to change color, lol, and it is still hot here :)
Love you
Hannah :)