Early Morning

[DeepFried]

[COLOR=2F4F4F]Very beautiful photography!  Thanks for posting this.  However I will have to say I get to see the beautiful sights of a new morning each and every day. I consider myself very lucky!  I walk out to the hen house every morning at 5:30 sharp to open the doors for the day.  My flocks are always so happy to see Me. I'm sure it has nothing to do with them knowing they will be getting their morning food and scratch any minute,    [/COLOR]

[COLOR=2F4F4F]I still remember those days of waking up before sun up and going fishing.  As I would step onto my boat I'd see the spider web made during the night with dew dripping off the fine silk webs and the mist on the open calm waters. I'd drive my boat to a secluded cove and just sit back with hot cup of coffee in hand and marvel at the beauty as the sun gently rose in the distance.  That's a amazing sight to behold and one I'll never forget.  Thanks for letting me recall those memories.[/COLOR]

The memories of outdoorsmen are definely packed full of those benefits... to me yet another reason to give thanks to God. And to think, my wife asks why I can get out of bed at 4:00am to go hunting or fishing... all I tell her is: you got to be there to understand (I do try to get her to join me). Good memory jogger.

 

[duckinnut]

The memories of outdoorsmen are definely packed full of those benefits... to me yet another reason to give thanks to God. And to think, my wife asks why I can get out of bed at 4:00am to go hunting or fishing... all I tell her is: you got to be there to understand (I do try to get her to join me). Good memory jogger.

Agreed. Some of the best days fishing or hunting were days where I caught nothing but my pant leg and shot nothing but my mouth. Success is not measured by what is in the pail or on the bird buck but the lasting memories shared with others.The fish will be fileted and game dressed and both be long eaten by that mornings particular birth of the day will long be remembered.

 

[kyla]

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