Finally! The end of January is approaching. Winter is gradually giving way, although we have at least all of February if not part of March.
The days are getting longer, which always helps with the winter-time blahs.
I’ve decided that I want to take a photo of the trees each month at the same time …there should be an awaking as we move closer and closer to spring.
Here is the cottonwood and the weeping willow on this last day of January!
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I live on a farm in Colorado, the western side of Colorado, called Delta.
Farming, as a way of life, is fast disappearing in western Colorado, due to farms being sold to developers/subdivisions.
Therefore, I decided to share with anyone who was interested, what farm life is/was like in my lifetime.
I can honestly say that I now understand what the American Indian felt like as he watched his way of life disappearing!
This is such a great idea! I will look forward to seeing the pictures each month! Spring is approaching us here pretty rapidly.
Its defiantly nicer to see the days lasting longer.
It will be fun to watch the change in the trees! My iris are up about 4 inches, but all else is still sleeping.
Great photos! Have a wonderful afternoon, Linda.
Nice post, with some nice shots : )
What a lovely idea! It will be neat to see all the year’s photos. blessings,Kathleen
What a nice idea! I too stood out in the yard today and welcomed the passing of one of my least favorite months. The weather is pretty decent here and it was nice to see the sun for a bit.
nice shot too, and an excellent idea! Oh how we long for spring! Sitting on the edges of our seats like excited kids, watching for any touch of green at all.. c c
What a wonderful idea! I may join you — this would be a fun “Friday fences” type of post. You could call it Tuesday Trees — or something. …I think I’ve had too much coffee. I’m blathering away…
Yes winter is coming closer to an end and spring is on it’s way but don’t get too over anxious because there’s still some rough stuff to come. For us we don’t expect any real change until the first of April. Our mud and frost leaving the ground is still a long way off.
What a great idea! It will be interesting to see the buds swell and turn color… and finally pop!
We have some sort of bulb pushing leaves up and one of my mum’s has decided to start growing!
I’ll have to protect them if/when we get more cold weather!