294: Pickled
Posted: July 14, 2011 Filed under: 365 Life in the Bogs Challenge, Adventures in Life, canning & freezing, Domesticity, Earth, Fire, friends, goals, Harvest, Healthful Living Plan, home, nature, Photography, pond, Spirit, Summer, Walking, water, weather | Tags: fog, food, Photography, pickles, Pickling, pond, postaday2011, sunrise 39 Comments
It’s been a while since I was up to see the sunrise. I’d forgotten how beautiful the early morning light can be. I really should start making a habit of waking up just before the sun. The fog lit up by the warm, golden light of the sun was enchanting.
Dew on the fence
Here it is. The promised short post. I went for my walk early this morning, and put this post together just after so I could schedule it to post later. The Pickle Lady and I will be pickling cucumbers today. My computer, in the meantime, is taking a short trip to have some software installed.
Foggy morning by the pond
I’ll be back tomorrow, live and in person.
This morning's view of the pond
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I love the early morning as well, Robin. It’s my favorite time of day. Unfortunately, since the RA, I end up sleeping late because I’m usually up half the night and the pain is much worse in the morning. Oh well, one day it will change.
I hope it does change for you, Marianne, and soon. *Gentle hugs*
I’d say it was worth getting up early. The light you captured in these is really beautiful.
I’m so glad I did, Michaela. I’m going to have to do it more often. The light is amazing.
These photos are enchanting! Fog adds such an unusual dynamic.
Thank you, Wendy. 🙂
The morning mist is simply beautiful Robin and well worth the effort of rising early to photograph! I especially love the first photo, with the mist and shadows.
Oh, so it’s pickle time again? Of course it would be, being summer in the northern hemisphere. I’ll look forward to hearing your “pickling” and “canning” stories in upcoming posts. 🙂
Yep, it’s that time again, Joanne. Lots of hard work, but well worth it. Hard to believe it’s been a year already since the last pickling session. 🙂
Wonderful Shots! Love the fence shot..
Thank you, Kevin. 🙂
I love to be up for the sunrise! So, so lovely early in the morning!
Happy pickling!
Kathy
Thanks, Kathy. 🙂
Gorgeous light in the first image. Makes me want to get up early and go out shooting.
Thank you, Kala. 🙂
It’s a good time to be out and about. Unfortunately, it’s also a good time to be sleeping. lol!
Oh WOW WOW and more WOW! Fabulous shots!
Thank you, LadyFi. 🙂
Lovely lighting in those first three shots Robin 🙂 That first one looks dreamy.
Thanks, Eden. 🙂
I would love to see this place some day. So beautiful
Hard to believe Ohio can be so beautiful, isn’t it, TBM? I never would have thought so before moving here.
How’d the pickling go??
It went well, J. Thanks for asking. 🙂
Gorgeous morning.
Thank you, Burstmode. 🙂
BEAUTIFUL! i coudnt imaging waking to that every morning!
Thanks Subha. 🙂 I’m not sure it looks quite that beautiful every morning. I’d have to start getting up early every day to confirm it… 🙂
Beautiful golden glow. Very atmospheric – like some English paintings from the late 1800’s. Initially wondered what the title had to do with the shot. For a moment I thought you were going to refer to someone who had a golden glow( were pickled).
lol, elmediat! The thought of someone (can’t imagine who) being pickled when I titled this post did cross my mind. The Pickle Lady and I did indulge in a couple of beers when we finished our work. 🙂
Beautiful shots Robin.
Thank you, Karen. 🙂
like those diagonals on the fence photo
Thanks, Teresita. 🙂
It almost makes me want to get up early. Actually, I love early morning.
I love early morning too, Christine. That’s why I’m puzzled as to why it should be so difficult to get up and enjoy it. The bed always seems comfiest around 6am. 😉
Hypnotic… beautiful. You have the best views. 😉
These shots are beautiful! Making me feel warm on a cold frosty winters day, thank you for sharing 🙂
Thank you, Cwithnueyes. And thank you so much for stopping by and commenting. I appreciate it. 🙂
Really great shots Robin – well done! 🙂
Thanks, Stephen. 🙂