This is my cat’s favorite spot, under this tree and through the summer, the wild lilies almost hide him completely. Now it’s drier and the lilies have mostly died down for the season. But, he still sits in the midst of them in front of this century old sugar maple tree. This is what he sees ….
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Well I love his tree 🙂
It is rather lovely, isn’t it? Someday, I should tap it in February and make maple syrup. I’ve been told that it is the kind of tree you do this with and it dates back to the early 1800’s. I’ll let Blue know you like it 😉
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Clever! Very very clever! Loving the week’s challenge ubmissions.
Thanks! 🙂
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Very cute, but how did you teach the cat to use a camera? 😉
Lol, very tricky, very tricky 😉
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