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Signing off… for now.
After
5 years, 4 months & 10 days (1900 posts) I’m taking a break from my daily
photos.
What started as a year-long personal challenge on January 1, 2013 to
find the beauty in each & every day on the farm extended into another year…
and another….
Now I think it is time to call it a day… for a while at least.
Thank you all for being part of this journey. I am truly honoured by the level
of interest in the day-to-day happenings on our farm and I thank you for your friendship,
encouragement, comments, emails & messages of support over the last 5
years. Never in my wildest dreams did I think my photos would touch so many
people, all over world.
thanks for sharing your country life through your photos and that is sure some dedication.
ReplyDeletethank you and hope to see you back on your blog in the future..
You have shown us the beauty of the country and of farm life. Thank you, and hope to see you back on the www soon. Sniff, I will kinda miss you.
ReplyDeleteI will miss seeing your art. I can understand though. I hope you'll keep your camera close by. Until...
ReplyDeleteI have enjoyed visiting your area - thank you for sharing it with us all. I certainly understand you needing a change for a while. I hope sometime in the future you have more you want to share. Enjoy your new adventures!
ReplyDeleteI have so enjoyed seeing the land down under through your lens. And, I will miss your perspective. (and your great use of light) Your photos have inspired me to be more observant and look for the beauty surrounding us.
ReplyDeleteWishing you all the best !
You will be greatly missed. I have enjoyed all of your beautiful photography.
ReplyDeleteI will miss your daily posts on your life. Thanks for all enjoyable posts .This Canadian has learned about Australia.
ReplyDeleteOne of my favourite photos. Will miss you so hope you return when you feel you are ready. Take care meanwhile, Diane
ReplyDeleteA beautiful golden sky. I will miss your daily photos.
ReplyDeleteEchoing every one else. Thank you. I have loved your photos and hope to see you posting again. In the fullness of time. I certainly won't be removing your blog from my feeder. (Hope springs eternal.)
ReplyDeleteFirstly congrats on 1900 posts..... I'm not far off 2000 so know it's lots....... It does take time and effort.... Keeping the camera at the ready....thanks for sharing the glimpse into your life ......I'll miss your posts.... I hope you don't stop completely.... But daily sure is a solid effort.. .... And you sure have found the beauty in each day ...... Take care I'll will miss your daily photos .....
ReplyDeleteI can understand that this can wear on a person.I will miss the daily picture.Hope you find joy in life as you go along.
ReplyDeleteI have so appreciated seeing both the similarities and differences in our farm lives, even though they occur half a world away. I will miss my daily look at Australia, but I understand. I hope we can stay in touch. I agree that blogging has helped me to find beauty in small things, and that's been reflected so well in your daily posts. Thank you, Lynda!
ReplyDeletei have so enjoyed your blog - each entry is like opening a beautiful present. i'm a relative newbie here, so i will have to look back in my spare time at the 4 years of your blog that i missed. but happy trails to you and best wishes for the weather and your harvests. THANK YOU so much for sharing it all; hope to see you here again sometime. --suz in farmy northeast ohio/usa
ReplyDeleteThank you all so much for your beautiful words. I am bit overwhelmed by the response I have had to this post.
ReplyDeleteThis morning I witnessed a beautiful sunrise... we have had some much needed rain overnight (only 5mm but it is a start), there was low cloud but a gap on the horizon which then bought forth a beautiful soft pink turning momentarily to yellow sky. Absolutely beautiful. I watched this all from the warmth of my home, still in my pj's resisting the urge to run out in the freezing cold rain with camera in hand. It was refreshing to enjoy the moment rather than trying to capture on film. I need to do this for a little while but that urge to photograph moments, when the light is just perfect, probably won't leave me. You probably see me here again...
Thank you. xx
I've enjoyed your lovely photos from the farm. But I know it's such a grind to keep up with a blog. Enjoy your blogging break and I hope you'll return some day.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your well deserved break Lynda and, thank you.
ReplyDeleteSometimes it's best just to live the moment rather than try to capture it and that's ok. If you come back I'll be glad to see you!
ReplyDeleteLynda I am soooooo going to miss my daily dose of life on the farm. Not only its amazing natural beauty but the insight into what daily life on the farm is. I've been constantly amazed that you've had your camera with you at such early, late and busy hours, so fully understand your need to take a break.
ReplyDeleteYou and your brilliant photography will be truly missed.
Absolutely amazing and peaceful photo. <3
ReplyDeleteI've been otherwise engaged recently and it occurred to me this morning that your blog was missing and popped over to discover the news. I'm a little sad because I love your photos. I shall just have, when the mood takes me, to pop back over the years I wasn't following you and remind myself of what I missed. Good luck with your other projects.
ReplyDeletePS I'm keeping you on my side bar - just in case....
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