Monday, September 12, 2016

Coopville in the morning

Come join us on the deck when the sun comes up!  

There is  always a pot of coffee or tea waiting for you!


The sun catches some of leaves turning color:



 Specks of orange among the green leaves:


 A jet heading West:






More fall colors:
 

 The neighbor's trees are turning, too:


 So pretty and quiet:





 Shadows from the trees in the front as the sun gets higher over the hills:
 

 Peas growing in a container. So delicate!






Thanks for the good company!

:o)


13 comments:

  1. Pour me a cup. I'll be there shortly. :)

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  2. Fall is coming.. 52 Degrees here this morning :) So nice for sleeping!!

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    1. Yes it is! Was 40 here, but now it's 50 and sunny!

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    1. It is, Gorges - until the school buses roar down the road!

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  4. Chickenmom, are you and your husband in New Jersey?

    Glider Rider

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    1. No ma'am. I'm a long ways from you. South Louisiana on the coast. I was just curious is all, seems I had read it somewhere here. I've been to North Brunswick once when I was in the trucking industry. Where you are is beautiful country.

      Glider Rider

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    2. Went through Louisiana on a road trip to Texas back in the early '80's. It was absolutely beautiful down there, but so, so hot! Sussex County is the best part of Joisey - we're very near where NY, NJ and PA come together. :o)

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    3. Ah ok, almost on the corners. Yes it does get hot down here. I think we "Cajuns" have developed gills over time with all of the humidity. It has actually been fairly comfortable these last couple of weeks.

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    4. Ahhhh, that darn humidity! Just could not get used to it.
      Was amazed how big the Mississippi was. And the Spanish Moss! I had never seen it before. It was beautiful!

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    5. The Mississippi is a very large river indeed, it is constantly trying to regain its' old course. As far as for the Spanish Moss, there is a lot of it here. It thrives in Live Oaks and Cypress trees. Hurricane Andrew in 92' destroyed a lot of the Live Oaks down main street in my hometown of Franklin, LA. There are still lots there fortunately.

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