I am so thankful that I had the privilege of growing up here...at one time or another I have played, or hiked, or hunted ginseng over all the places in these photos. Except for the mountain that is on the right side in the photo above...the one that is a bit the tallest. I am not sure about it...but pretty positive I am looking at this right.
This is a view that is to the right of the top photo..those ridges are actually much closer to home and I/we were on all of them. I can remember taking my dogs and being on top of them...just to be out and about.
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I am very thankful that Roger got to start his allergy shots yesterday.
Linking to Michelle's Thankful Thursday.
...looks good to me!
ReplyDeleteThose sound like pleasant memories. Growing up in the country is very special.I was a country girl as well.
ReplyDeleteThat is pretty countryside, and many happy memories, I'm sure. Glad to hear good news about Roger, too.
ReplyDeleteYou live in a beautiful area! It looks like where we live! What is Roger allergic to?
ReplyDeleteI love your stories of growing up. It sounds so idyllic but I suppose the good times were and those we concentrate on.
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BTW: I scrolled through some earlier posts and commented. Sorry I missed them.
MB
Beautiful photos and happy memories. So thankful about Roger's shots.
ReplyDeleteThose mountains look like a beautiful place to grow up!
ReplyDeleteThese photos could be of my home! Gorgeous shots and always great to be thankful for where we are. Glad to hear that Roger is starting with his allergy shots. My daughter suffers with allergy/asthma problems, so I know it is trouble! Thanks for linking up!
ReplyDeleteour pollen counts are up to 8.6 and allergies are kicking.. you were blessed to grow up in all this beauty. I am thankful for my five years of childhood in the mountains of Kentucky..
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful! I loved living in a place like that for a few years and walking on the land every day. It's good for you...body and soul! Hugs!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful scenes! I loved every minute of growing up in the country, wouldn't trade it for the world. We sound a lot alike, I also walked every inch of the farm I grew up on and knew it like the back of my hand. Have a nice day and weekend, too!
ReplyDeleteYes, a beautiful place. Thankful to grow up there...yes...and thankful to grow up in a time and place that was peaceful and safe. A time that we made our own games and created with our own imagination.
ReplyDeletexx, Carol
How beautiful! What a lovely place to grow up. So glad Roger continues to improve.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful place to live and grow up. Such big space, full of sweet memories of your childhood.
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