A view of our Capital City of Columbia from West Columbia; you can see the State House near the center. It's the one with the copper dome. And since we were crossing over a bridge with a nice view of the Gervais Street Bridge I took a couple photos of it as well.
A friend of ours calls this "the pretty bridge" and she is SO right. I wish I had been able to get photos of it tonight on the way home with all the beautiful old lamps lit. They were originally gas lamps and the thought of a man walking the bridge each night to light them brings a warm fuzziness to me.
This is a photo of Scott preparing to start his Gravely tractor; you can see how over grown the front field has gotten. It took him awhile to cut a path through the center and around the perimeter but once he had that done he could go around with a good bit more ease.
And OFF HE GOES.....
This was me... sitting, knitting and Supervising.
Making some progress....
OOPS... he caught me with my feet up.
I decided to walk around where he had all ready mowed and took so more photos from different vantage points.
Pine Forrest trying to take over |
"The Driveway" |
From the bottom of "the driveway" |
From the Upper Corner by the Preacher's House - GIANT BECKY! |
Old Fence posts...
The beautiful Carolina Sky |
Gum Balls on a Blue background |
Sometimes the beauty is in the shadow alone. |
Weed seeds |
Wicked Thistle! |
TAKE THAT FIRE ANTS! |
And finally the sunset as we came back across the river from Columbia; looking back towards the Children's Museum...
What great photos. Looks like hard work all that mowing. Like your idea of supervising :-)
ReplyDeleteLovely Property you have! Soon you will be building your dream home and both of you will be setting on the porch with feet up..:)
ReplyDeletethanks for the photo's they are lovely
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Beautiful pictures! Gotta love the fire ants getting theirs! I showed my husband the tractor picture and he knew right away it was a Gravely. It brought back memories of his teen years when he worked for a landscaper. Love the fence post -- things like that always catch my eyes too. And of course the gum tree -- hubby spent a lot of hours trying to clean the mess from one at my friend's house. I think I saw an ornament made from them yesterday when I was surfing the web for ornament tutorials. You might want to look for it. Hope you have a great Sunday.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos of your wonderful piece of property! How peaceful it must be there.
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Busy, busy, busy! I love the photo of your feet up. Fabulous. The shadow is really something too! Beautiful photos all around. What a lovely place you've got there.
ReplyDeleteWow I am so excited you have 10 acres of land cool. I love the way you supervise. This is a big job. Looking good. B
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