i have been so busy these past few weeks,
and i have not been to my farm, as a result.
i even missed the harvests of the peppers,
the pumpkins,
the lettuces, the beans
and the tomatoes.
oh, my! those are the things that i love doing the most – harvesting. . .
and trying to decipher the mystery of nature in the beauty of a harvest. . .
what has come between us?
so, it was a pleasant surprise to have a friend who came for a visit.
la huerta has become my venue for entertaining visiting family and friends.
the farm ambiance is still unparalleled
and the sumptuous meals served by virgie is definitely a knockout.
it still feels great to walk the paths of la huerta.
now, there are more new paths. where there once was only Rosario’s path,
now there are a few unnamed treks.
and there is still much beauty to be found.
i have always been a firm believer that a well-planned landscape is one that looks great all time of the year,
and this is what i did at the farm.
the visit was short and brief but the changes i noticed at the landscape,
as a result of the seasons,
reflect clearly my belief.
and i walked all the paths of la huerta,
both old and new
and they all lead to my dear old balinese hut –
where life stories are told. . .
Photos of Dolorosa and the Carroza, circa 1930s
2 years ago
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