Thought today’s picture parade should carry an Autumnal theme!
All these photographs of the deer, wild turkeys and the Harvest Moon were taken at home last Thursday. (NB: The turkeys were born on our property this last Spring.)
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I sincerely hope that wherever you are in the world, assuming the Northern Hemisphere, you are having an evocative and peaceful Autumn, or Fall in American speak! (Barb – or Spring in ‘Down Under’ speak!)
Learning from Dogs 
Harvest Moon, huh? I was wondering why the moon was blood red early last night.
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It has been a spectacular sight these last few nights!
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Yes, Spring has just begun in the Land Down Under and we have seen an awesome moon lately – so bright and full, there is no need for street lights!
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Remind me where in the great Land Down Under you are?
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Hervey Bay, Queensland (about 3 hours north of Brisbane).
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That’s a lovely part of Queensland. I vaguely recall traveling up that coast as far North as Cairns and Port Douglas before turning West. I say vaguely because it was 1969!
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Long time ago Paul! Port Douglas is one of my favourite places.
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I enjoyed seeing the deer and the turkeys. Lovely shots of the moon. I like the pic parade very much.
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Difficult for me to believe that the Picture Parade has been running for well over three years! Where does the time go! So pleased you like them!
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Your home seems like Shangra La to me- very serene and peaceful surrounded by animals. I loved the framing of the harvest moon between the trees. The moon was so bright tonight, I found myself being startled by it’s luminescence. Thank you for my nightly moment of Zen.
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These last few nights have offered the most fabulous full moon it seems all year. Yes, it’s a wonderful place to live albeit a lot of work. But it’s still a dream come true to be living in such rural beauty.
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Most rural locations do take work but the peacefulness is worth it and the opportunity to have as many animals as you desire.
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Yes, that aspect of having animals is key for us. For example, we would have never been able to take on Ben and Ranger, our ex-rescue horses, without having the acreage that we do have.
Seeing how they both blossomed once in safe and loving hands, Ben especially, was magical. Indeed, still is!
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I love horses as well. I always wanted to own one.
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🙂
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Lovely Autumn theme Paul.. Lovely photo’s 🙂
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Thank you, my dear friend!
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