I've always loved where I live. North of Toronto, Ontario, I live in between two little towns of 2,000 and 3,000 people. We're not too far from civilization, yet we live in the country side.
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We live in the heart of horse country and I adore it. When ever I see this sign or the one that says "Equestrian Community" I get a warm fuzzy feeling inside.
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I used to live in the suburbs until six years ago when we moved to where we are now. I can't imagine moving back to where we used to be or to the city. I'm a country girl and hopefully I'll never have to live in a place where "neighbours" mean "a few meters away" instead of "down the street, across fields and meadows".
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| I love the sectional quality of this photo: the weeds in front, then the fields, then the meadows, and then sky and the clouds. |
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| Unfortunately, this isn't our mailbox. I wish it was, though. |
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| I cannot wait for apples to be in season. I love crunching on a sweet Macintosh apple during the early weeks of autumn. |
I'm really looking forwards for cooler weather. Autumn is my favourite season of all. I love being able to layer and I like being able to run around without sweating up a storm in only a paltry minute. I love being cuddled in front of my fireplace, a warm blanket around my shoulders, hot chocolate or tea an arm's length away and a good book in my hands. As C.S. Lewis once said, "You can never get a cup of tea large enough or a book long enough to suit me."
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| I have no idea what this was/used to be. I'm guessing part of an old well, but I'm not too sure. I'd love to hear your guesses! |
