Taken along Glebe Road, Daleveille, Va
Yesterday after dropping Ozzy off at the new kennel for a couple of hours, Ashlyn and I went in search of lunch. We ended up at The Great 611 Steak Company. It was pretty good and we had a lot of fun laughing with each other, like we usually do. After lunch we had to head back over to the kennel and see how Ozzy did. I was so happy to hear that he fit in well and got along great with the other dogs. I've been in need of a good kennel for those times we want to get out of town!
The boys started football practice last night and it went pretty well. Now after a nice lazy summer we are back to a pretty busy routine with football practices 4 nights a week, but I do love it!
Christian just got his first job at our local Kroger. Tomorrow morning I take him in for training. He's pretty excited. Going to start saving all that money up for a car!
Linking up with Friday Fences ....Have a great weekend :)
Looks like a nice property. Love those exposed tree roots. I'm so glad mine is done with football!
ReplyDeleteI can't believe summer is almost over! Your post made me nostalgic for the days when my sons were at young and August football started the fall excitement.
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ReplyDeletelove the roots. great view. (:
ReplyDeleteLove that fence! And it seems too early for school-related activities to be starting!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful fence you show.
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Wishing you a good weekend :)
Hanne Bente
A nice fence with shade...look inviting! Sounds like your busy...football practice always starts when it's soooooo hot
ReplyDeleteLove that song "Don't Fence Me In".
ReplyDeleteBeautiful spot. The sun gives it a warm feeling.
ReplyDeleteNice fence and nice big trees!
ReplyDeletecool fence & cool shot... i like the spread of tree roots =)
ReplyDeletei like the roots of that tree! :) glad ozzy did well!
ReplyDeleteGreat fence and tree roots. Glad you found a good kennel for Ozzy.
ReplyDeleteThe summer seems to be winding down fast.
What a lovely spot. Sounds like you found a good fit for Ozzy, too! And congrats on Christian's first job (another major milestone :).
ReplyDeleteI really like this wood fence...it goes well with the natural world.
ReplyDeleteThat one tree is certainly hanging on for dear life there perched on the edge! Nice shot!
ReplyDeleteIt's those deep woods that draw me in. I don't see sights like this very often out West.
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It has been football practice all summer for us! In one form or another. And, now the season here is just starting! I am tired already and I'm not the player! Wonderful shot and I also like those exposed roots.
ReplyDeleteSuch a peaceful place! I'm glad you found a nice place to take your Ozzy. It's so difficult when you aren't comfortable being able to leave them - a nice kennel makes all the difference for them. :)
ReplyDeleteI miss the days of football practice, it was a favorite time of year for me
ReplyDeletebeautiful photo, the light is lovely
Great shot. Football practice is a rite of passage for kids.
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Another great fence! Glad Ozzy loved his new kennel. We had an English Springer Spaniel years ago that was crazy about her kennel. When we would arrive there she would become very excited. I think she loved the attention she got plus the other dogs to play with. One day I was taking her there and I had her leash tied around the door handle on the back seat of the car and the window rolled down partway. As we entered the parking lot and she saw where we were, she became so excited she actually put her front paws through her chain choke collar and dove out the window! Since the collar was tied to the door, she was hanging there with the choke collar around her HAUNCHES! I have never laughed so hard in my life. I was trying to get her free and she was just hanging there by her hips with just her front feet on the pavement. :-) We were always glad she was so happy to go, but learned our lesson about the window!
ReplyDeleteIt looks as though one of the trees is about to lean back against the fence, and I love those outstretched roots.
ReplyDeleteHow exciting to save money for a car! Can you believe he's already old enough to have such a responsible job?
ReplyDeleteTerrific fence! Cudos to your son for landing a job...not an easy task these days.
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