by Texas Homesteader
Beautiful sunset after a rare, cooling, mid-July rain.
Wordless Wednesday: Texas Sunset
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Wordless Wednesday: After The Storm
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Wordless Wednesday: Lazy Days Of Summer
by Texas Homesteader
Lazy days of summer on the homestead.
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~TxH~
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Vegetable Garden Update: June
by Texas Homesteader
Well true to schedule the weather has turned hot here in Northeast Texas but thankfully the garden is still growing well. I’m pretty excited that I finally got to harvest my first tomatoes of the season.
Really there’s nothing more special than that first tomato plucked right off the plant, still warm from the sun. I also harvested jalapeno, onion and garlic at the same time, then came inside and made homemade salsa in just minutes. Love it!
Wordless Wednesday – Because Yellow Is A Happy Color
by Texas Homesteader
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Wordless Wednesday: Chores Await Sunrise
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Wordless Wednesday: Sunrise At The Ranch
by Texas Homesteader
The beauty in the still of the morning on our Texas ranch touches my heart. #TexasHomesteader
Wordless Wednednesday – Praying It’s Just Rain This Time
by Texas Homesteader
With the destructive storms that brutalized our friends to the north in Oklahoma and much of the surrounding areas over and over again last week, I’m praying today is just rain.
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