I used to think of myself as such a "city girl," and while I appreciate the convenience and opportunity of an urban way of life, I am so thankful that we have quiet little piece of land to visit, and that my Dad would sooner be buried on this hillside than leave it.
So we spent Thanksgiving on the farm, which isn't much more of a farm than our own backyard, but it is bigger (and prettier).
We took a walk down to the river.
We took a sunset Ranger ride (Hi, Beth Anne and Aunt Cynthia!).
And every morning, we were up and at'em before the frost melted. It did this girl's heart some good.
And it did this girl some good too -- she went days without seeing a leash or a fence, and had so much fun she didn't want to get in the car to come home.
Being a farm dog sure is exhausting.
7 comments:
Oh wow, what a fun experience. I love all the photos.
Your trip to the country did me some good as well - it's been too long since I saw frost on the grass when I walk out in the morning (I'm a real country boy :-)
Ciao Bella! (from Rome)
Looks amazing and reminded me of lovely weekends walking out on my in-laws farm with all the children and dogs at this time of year.
Thank you for sharing these super shots.
xx
How fun! Looks like you had the perfect location for Thanksgiving. And...one tired pup!
love the photos. and i agree with you, the convenience of an urban life is nice, but i prefer some wide open spaces. it is good for the soul.
awww she's too cute all tuckered out!! haha
looks like an awesome vacation & love your pics!
xoxoxo
Love all of these photos. And Tanner loves going to any farm... we can tell that he isn't a city dog!
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