Hi fellow Hiveians,

Today I wanted to do a recap of the week's pictures and pick some that I loved!

Monochrome Monday Recap

Every now and then I think it's fun to do a recap post that's got some of the weeks pictures in it that I enjoyed and showcasing them on Monday but in black and white. This week is two different types of photos! Lakes and Farms!

The lake that we go fishing a lot at has certainly been bountiful for us the past few years, with all of the different things we've caught. I enjoy looking back and reflecting on the success that we've had as well as the challenges that we've also had for fishing. The fishing season isn't officially over yet but it's coming to a close, with the cooler weather setting in and the fish going deeper in the water where it's a more consistent temperature for them. This provides good opportunity though for us to explore some areas that we haven't before and this gives us some good ideas for future fishing adventures that we are going to partake in!

With the winding down of the fishing season also comes with the winding down of the farm season. The farm is one of our favorite places in the area for sure, as it's got a lot of beauty and opportunity for relaxation, walking or anything you can really think of to do while on a farm! Plus it's got a whole shitload of chickens! Lol

There are also some goats and a sheep but they are far more camera shy and stick far away from me and the little man when we visit! It's a shame as I rather like goats but these ones are grumpy goats for sure.

The chickens are some of our favorite in that they are very approachable and social little things. We can't touch them of course, well not without getting pecked but they aren't shy to come over to the edge of the cage for some nibbles on some of the things that people offer. Typically the things the chickens eat are corn and chicken feed from their feed pots but the farm also feeds the chickens all kinds of greens from their stock which is awesome! I never knew that chickens would eat things like lettuce, carrot tops and other greens. I thought they mostly ate bugs and stuff but boy was I wrong!

The feeding them is certainly one of my favorite times of the farm, as well walking around and taking in the scenery. I've got another post about the farm coming up in the week or so ahead, and it's going to be a pretty cool one! The farm is apparently a lot more famous than we ever realized!

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