First frosts, harvests and a touch of Blacksmithing
It finally happened this week… our first frost. It wasn’t the hardest of frosts, but enough to make us realize that the season is slowly fading towards dreadful winter. But, happy thoughts for now… garden harvests tonight! I started with the gardens around the house and we have cucamelons galore:
Then, I dug up the last of the sweet potatoes! (14 pounds more to be exact!!)
Before I ran out of daylight, I also harvested as many jalapeños and popcorn that I could find!
Since I was already close by the big garage with the forge, I decided to see what was being created!
And since I have not had anytime to do much crafting, I thought I’d share the chicken doorhanger that I made with some coworkers at a paint night!
I hope that you’re still getting some goodies from your garden! Only 2 more days in this working week!!! Come on weekend!
That is a great looking forge!
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I thought that he was out of his mind, since he had never laid brick before, but it turns out that he can do just about anything! 😊
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J > Just what I was thinking.
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J > I just the idea of frosts starting outdoors, and blacksmithing starting indoors!
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They do go together! I love every other season, except winter. I dislike shoveling feet of snow, driving in bad weather and just being cold!
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I love the rooster! Great job!
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Thank you! It was a fun evening painting with work friends!
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