After our last visit up to our 10 acres we decided that we had better get started on mowing it back to open fields before we loose it all to woods. So we loaded up the truck and headed through Columbia to get to the North side.
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.
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| Pine Forrest trying to take over |
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| "The Driveway" |
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| From the bottom of "the driveway" |
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| From the Upper Corner by the Preacher's House - GIANT BECKY! |
Of course I had to take some photos of things that caught my eye as well...
Old Fence posts...
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| The beautiful Carolina Sky |
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| Gum Balls on a Blue background |
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| Sometimes the beauty is in the shadow alone. |
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| Weed seeds |
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| Wicked Thistle! |
And the best part was when Scott would hit one of these with the mower and give out an evil chuckle...
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| TAKE THAT FIRE ANTS! |
And finally the sunset as we came back across the river from Columbia; looking back towards the Children's Museum...
