Have you ever seen more beautiful cotton? This huge field is in front of a friend's home.
My friend allowed me to cut some branches for fall decorating. I will show pics in a later post.
I stopped all along County Road 606 and throughly enjoyed the fall scenes and the gorgeous sunset.
Linking to 2805 Potpourri Party, Outdoor Wednesdays, Vintage Inspiration Friday, Seasonal Sundays, Open House Party Thursday, and Wow Us Wednesday.
Good thing you had your camera with you as I would have not wanted to miss sharing your outing. The cotton looks very ready to pick, not a job I would want to have for longer than a few minutes. Time is winding down here and I'm doing my best to enjoy every minute. No cotton in this neck of the woods!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous Fall drive!!
ReplyDeleteBonnie, these are just GORGEOUS photos of a fall outing!! That IS some beautiful cotton. I hoed lots of cotton and packed it in trailers in the late fall. Brings back some memories for me! blessings ~ Tanna
ReplyDeleteBonnie, these are amazing! I would really live to ride around in your part of the country! Thanks for sharing these beautiful spots.
ReplyDeleteDebbie
Watching the beauty of nature through your lens has been a real pleasure ! The cotton field is simply amazing . Thank you for your visit and kind comment today . I am so glad to have found your blog .Enjoy the season !
ReplyDeleteFor a while there, I thought you were in our town, lol. Your photos are beautiful!...Christine
ReplyDeleteI am so glad you posted the photos of cotton. I have never seen cotton growing before - looks like a field of snow. Will they be harvesting soon? XOL
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos. We used have a lot of cotton fields but developments has pushed them out. Thanks for sharing and visiting my blog. I hope to see you again.
ReplyDeleteHi Bonnie,
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting my blog and taking time to leave a comment. Those mean so much. :) I LOVE your photos! I haven't seen a cotton field since I went on a field trip with our son when he was 4 yrs. old. Your goldenrod and cattail pics are great; and my husband and I just love to see those pretty hay rolls in the meadows along the side of the road. Thanks so much for sharing.
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Denise
What beautiful fall pictures and I especially love the ones of the cotton fields, something we don't see here in the north. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteCindy
Beautiful shots! I've never seen cotton in person, it looks neat-enjoy:@)
ReplyDeleteI have never before seen a real cotton field...but your pictures are so good I felt as if I was there. Really...stunning photos. Thanks for sharing your day. Have a great week!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Bonnie! I love your photo of the barn with the Purple Martin gourds! My grandparents grew cotton for years~ love seeing it :)
ReplyDeleteHi Bonnie, your photographs capture the season so beautifully. I love your new header too! I have never seen cotton growing, it's incredible. Have a wondeful week, love Linda x
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing such gorgeous pictures.
ReplyDeleteSimply beautiful!
Patti
New follower
Thanks for taking us along, Each picture was more beautiful than the last.. hugs ~lynne~
ReplyDeleteHello! I'm from South Carolina, and we have a lot of cotton growing near where we live. My grandparents grew cotton, and I picked some when I was young. Your photographs are gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteNice collection of Outdoor Wednesday shots.
ReplyDeleteJoyce M
Beautiful sunset photos and love the ones with the cotton too. Laura Cottage and Broome
ReplyDeleteI knew when I saw the photos that you were from the South.Glad you showed these so others can see how beautiful it is here.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos. Thanks for taking us along.
ReplyDeleteYour pictures are gorgeous, each one prettier than the one before or after! You do beautiful photography work!
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking this gorgeous post to Potpourri Friday! Your participation is appreciated!
Your photos are just gorgeous! Great to have you be a part of Seasonal Sundays.
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