30 x 40 inches • oil on Gessobord

This morning when I let the dogs out after breakfast, I walked out into the yard to see if I could find any new daffodil leaves poking their way up through the grass. After roaming around the yard for a bit, I climbed up on the back yard fence to look over into the pasture, and spotted a bit of white peeking through some tangled grasses ... the first paperwhites!

Here’s a glance back at the house and our seven-foot high back yard fence. It looks so small compared with the sweeping landscape of the pasture.

What a beautiful time of day, right before the winter sunset when the light is tinged with gold. I’m truly blessed to be surrounded by such inspiration!

2 comments:
Beautiful photos. The land is truly beautiful. Makes me a little homesick for my childhood on the Texas coast, with lots of rainfall and large trees.
Thanks, Virginia ... yes, it is beautiful. I feel so blessed that I get to live here!
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