A drive around the back roads of southern Manitoba usually yields some pretty scenes.
These pictures may have been taken a month or more ago, but as we step into August, their beauty is still relevant today.
Even an old fence line is picturesque in it's own way.
In spring when the Lady Slippers come into bloom, there are pockets of treasure like this in some ditches.
Sometimes it may be an individual flower, but just as often it can be a wider scene with billowing clouds.
A lone Tree Swallow shows his colourful backside. I don't think he liked me there, as he was protecting a nearby nest box.
Back on my own yard, I am amazed at the delicate beauty of the Honeysuckle.
Something To Think About:
Maker of heaven and earth, when I pause and reflect, Your provision for and protection of me is overwhelming. May my life be a continuous song of praise to You for as long as I live.
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