The last of my expired film. This last batch was really really grainy. I think I’ll enjoy shooting some new stuff now.
The is our farm in February. We’ve almost been here for nine months and I’m excited to see what pops up out of the ground this spring.
Atop North Mountain 
Lola, just read your post on Art’s. he will probably respond before too long, but just this, as soon as the snow is gone start looking for the ‘tiger nuts’ you will most likely have growing on the farm (if it is not too high and dry. We also call it yellow nutsedge. Yes, it is a very pesky weed. Even pokes it pointy head through our plastic mulch. Have to pull it by hand from around the haskaps and other shrubs. Dig up some of those ‘nuts’ brush them off a bit and eat them just like that. You get the RS but also a load of SBO’s (soil born organisms).
Thank you so much! I’ll be on the lookout.
When the snow is gone 🙂 Know all about the snow in the Maritimes. Farmed for 9 years in PEI. Niece still lives in Truro. It is a little bit easier here in Ontario, although this winter is pretty rough. Your pictures brought back a lot of wonderful memories though. Our four kids spent most of their younger years on a farm like that