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@@Sophia_ruralgirl I love all tomatoes and the beefy once I can eat like it was an apple. Yummy yummy. Next year we will be adding cherry tomatoes to our growing crop. 💕

Yes! Lemons contain a high amount of vitamin C. Warm lemon juice activates it quicker. Also facilitating digestion. And a great and easy way to help me to keep hydrated. And it free. 😜

@janice.backporch hmm. I have a lime tree... I might try it.

@@Sophia_ruralgirl best part of fall. All the nuts - walnut and acorns are falling off the trees. Yum! You enjoy also.

@janice.backporch thanks a lot my friend ☺️🌼💐🌹

@@Sophia_ruralgirl I always found it interesting how Walters kind of look like a brain and it turned out it’s excellent brain food. So amazing.

@@janice.backporch Yes, that's right, my friend, and this is really interesting, God created everything precisely and beautifully☺️👌🏻👌🏻🌻

Wait!! I have tons of these trees in my yard. Someone told me these are not edible!?

@ they are. Don’t eat the outer skin. The free outer skin is how they make walnut tint. If you soak the walnuts with the green on them in alcohol or rubbing alcohol, that can be used as a stain. what you want to eat is the meat inside. Once you crack it open, you will see the walnut and let them dry for a couple days on a flat surface and then you can eat them. There is a similar one that’s green that’s kind of nutty on the outside similar to pimples and little bit larger. Those are called Porkie pines you don’t eat those. They’re almost the size of your fist or your face. You don’t eat those. Best thing is to take a picture of the bark and then google the picture from the bark and from the leaves, you can tell if you have a walnut tree.

🤔 I just might do a short on that. That’s a good idea. Next time I go to the park which should be next week. I’m definitely going to do a short on identifying the walnut tree. Remind me Friday…🙏🏼

@janice.backporch do a longer video too. You can make shorts from long videos. This increases visibility

@ Thank you for the suggestion. I keep forgetting that this can be done. I will definitely do it like that when I Make the video explaining how to identify the tree. Thanks for the recommendation. 🫶🏼

@@Sophia_ruralgirl very poetic

@@Sophia_ruralgirl very poetic

Yes, thanks

@janice.backporch 🌻🌹

@@Artemis517 I’m sorry to read that! Hopefully one fall day you will have a great memory and it will become a core memory. 🙏🏼

@janice.backporch 🤗🩷

@@Sophia_ruralgirl I just saw your post for today Thursday and I saw that beautiful Bellflower and I’m like wow must be nice. What a beautiful flower. 🌸

@@justforfun.7918 right! Determined to show off for four seasons. Lol

@@Artemis517 Our temperature has been like 6567 for the whole week at night chilling rain and it’s still beautiful. Last night ( Sunday 10-27 ) it dropped down to 36• so we will see if it’s still hanging in there ?

@@Sophia_ruralgirl My favorite place to visit every fall. We travel to Ohio in late fall as a vacation to see the Leaves change they are beautiful colors Vivit, orange, red and golden yellow. Still trying to edit my whole vacation. Will be posting more of the trip soon. I am happy you are enjoying all the beauty

@@janice.backporch It is very beautiful, in a word, it is wonderful ، Autumn is the king of seasons 🍁🍁🍂🍂🌾🌾☺️🌸💐👌🏻

@@Artemis517 There are still 4 left in this area. Truly amazing.

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻☺️🌹💐

@@Sophia_ruralgirl Thank you for your kind comment

@@Artemis517 Yes it did and it started till mid September.

Same! Especially eating it!! 🤭

@@Artemis517 Thanks 🙏🏼

@@Artemis517 part 2 is longer

@@Artemis517 this is literally my first time seeing it with corn on them. I’ve seen just the stocks, but they never had corn. Now if I go into a store, they have the fake stock with the fake corn, but this was real corn and I was shocked. I so rather make tortillas out of them, then have them sitting on my doorstep for birds come and poop on my doorstep 👀🤭🤭🤭

@@zackm8399 Very deep yellow like gold! This is nice. It’s just that growing up, we always made our own hay. Till this day, I still make my own hay. Most people don’t make their own. Every year it’s been in an increase at the store and the farm stands where you can buy and this is sad! I’m realizing it’s becoming a lost art.

@@Kristen36is10 i’ve only seen the fake ones the fake stock with the fake corn and these were real stock with real corn. I’ve never seen such stuff. This is wild for me because I’m like that’s food. Blew my mind literally… 🤷🏽‍♀️

@@Kristen36is10 I go to the farmers market every year all the time so they must just be sold out by the time I get… 🤷🏽‍♀️🤭

@@janice.backporch I grew up in farm areas & people just grab them from The fields. Prob just different areas we live in

@@Kristen36is10 I dry corn but it blows my mind that it’s just for decoration. The tags has not edible because they sprayed it with something. But what if the bird still eat it now I feel sorry for the birds. 🤔🤷🏽‍♀️

@@annswinton7980 Breaking

Thank you!!

It was stunning! And I only went a third of the way.

Yes! They were turkey vulture. We still couldn’t figure out what they were circling over. We have them in our area, but it was all inspiring to see so many in one spot. When they land, they look like a little toddlers in costumes.

There is a children’s Saturday series that came on here in America during the 60s and early 70s it was called: H.R. Pufnstuf. Almost everything talks on Living Island. There was a 3 foot talking bird name: The wheelys bird! Google it- these turkey vultures 100% look like that! Funny but scary.

@@Artemis517 it cute when all the baby squirrels 🐿️ come and eat. Especially the baby’s

Thanks for visiting

Thank you, I will 🫶🏼

@@janice.backporch 👏🏻👏🏻☺️🌼🌼