I love fall mornings like this in the land of rolling hills and narrow valleys, when it’s nice and cool and there’s a fog hanging over the land. It’s like living in the clouds. There’s just a hint of the pink sunrise reflecting off the clouds over the trees. I walked barefoot out on to the wet grass to see what was all over the yard. They were tiny little cobwebs that are only visible on foggy mornings that I had completely forgotten all about.
Sitting on the porch, enjoying a cup of coffee. Breathing has been much better lately. Small projects are getting done.
Life is good!
Hope you have a wonderful day!
Haphazard Homemaker 
Beautiful! God bless!
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Thank you, Ryan!
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Good Morning! Porch sitting is wonderful. So glad you can breathe better. And look at the spider webs on the ground! Love that you are ‘grounding’, bare feet on the earth.
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Good morning to you, too!
I usually go barefoot, but have become quite the tenderfoot with not spending much time outdoors earlier this summer.
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Beautiful, therapeutic vista to gaze upon while enjoying your morning coffee.
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Yes, sir!
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I had forgotten about those spider webs, too! Creepy to think there are spiders all over the place! I can’t walk barefoot anymore but as soon as we get some nice Autumn weather, I might sit outside and let my bare feet feel the coolness of the ground.
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Thanks a lot, Friend! Now I’m a little paranoid…. 😀 But just a little, because I don’t see them once the dew dries. Out of sight, out of mind.
Yes, you should kick off your shoes.
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😂
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What a great way to start your day!
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🙂
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Yes it is. 🙂
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I’m envious! My Sunday morning experience was a temp or 80 degrees and 80% humidity. No fall weather for me yet. My spiders like the bushes, more than the grass.
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We finally broke the hot summer morning trend. We are now around 60° in the mornings, with daytime temps in the mid-80’s. Whoo Hoo! 😀
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I can dream, I suppose…
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Beautiful! Cobwebs and all–I love this time of the year.
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How absolutely beautiful!! The peace you feel is so evident, it’s downright contagious! Thank you for sharing such wonderful thoughts.
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Awe, thank you for your kind words! 🙂
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So peaceful! Great way to start the morning!
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🙂
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What kind of spider makes a funnel shaped web?
Other genera of funnel weavers include Tegenaria (barn funnel weavers) and Eratigena (hobo spider), which are native to Europe. Agelenid spiders build funnel-shaped webs between two braces,
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