I found out yesterday that Joni over at My Piece of Heaven has closed her blog. She runs a farm with her husband and also works as a medical transcriber. Apparently Joni is increasing her hours at work and she has decided that with the extra work and the farm to run she won't be able to fit blogging in, at least not to the standard that she wishes to. I completely understand but I am sad that I won't be able to visit her blog anymore. Joni posted everyday and displayed amazing photos of the beautiful and varied wildlife in her part of the world, including her new puppy Cooper! I am really happy that things are going well for Joni but I am sorry that I did not get a chance to tell her how much I valued her and her blog before she went. It's a funny thing this virtual socialising, connections are made between people. There are a few blogs that I visit that really mean a lot to me, I get a great deal of joy out of visiting them and corresponding with the author. They may not k...
I just love this picture dancin' fool, full of peace and quiet.
ReplyDeleteSorry that was me being quick off the mark with my trigger finger. I did not get to sign the comment, mind two endorsements are better that one lovely picture.
ReplyDeleteHello Bowledover, thank you, twice! They are such impressive creatures and were practising their bellowing when we saw them!
ReplyDeleteOh! I love this photo! So beautiful and peaceful. Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteHello Literary Feline, and thank you!
ReplyDeleteWow! I wish I could take such a photo! Great one! I've had the oportunity to be standing just a couple of feet away from a hind (the female of the deer, that is) once - we just looked at each other for a couple of moments and then she decided to run away. Unfortunately I didn't have my camera then. Well, even if I did have it, taking a photo in such a moment would scare the animal away and I sure preferred to enjoy that unique moment than to ruin it :-)
ReplyDeleteHey Wolf! Good to hear from you. I agree about the deer moment. Sometimes you have to enjoy it and keep it in your memoery rather than on film.
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