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don’t go

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Sigh. This is the part of the summer where I panic because it’ll be over before I know it. I start wondering what summer activities I can cram into the remaining days. I know it will still be warm for a few months, but when the kids go back to school it just isn’t summer anymore. And I don’t even have kids! But I do have a husband who’s a teacher, and in a couple of weeks he’ll be welcoming his students back to school. And my nieces and nephews won’t be as available to hang out as they have been. So I’m going to keep my camera clicking away while the grass is green, the corn is high and the evening light is golden.
Do you guys have any “end of summer” photos to share?

Comments

  1. We’re going to visit the grandparent in Nebraska. I’m looking forward to lots of pictures in wide open fields and pics of all the cousins playing!

  4. For me, the sadness starts when I see the advertisements for the PA Renn Faire. It’s a yearly tradition to spend a weekend at the Faire before we slip into the quieter, more studious days of Autumn and Winter. I’m looking forward to the trip this year which will provide another bunch of wonderful memory filled photos.

    Your photos is wonderful!

  12. Ack, don’t say it! August is still too early to let go of summer. We homeschool so we ease ourselves out of summer sometime around the autumnal equinox, the same time as our favorite fall fair. But late summer in Maine is heralded every year by monarchs. They are most prolific in August and early Sept before they migrate to Mexico. My kiddos find the eggs and raise the larvae (they only eat milkweed) and then release them when they emerge as butterflies.

    So, this is what "end of summer" looks like at our house:
    http://flickr.com/photos/28442274@N07/2747039109/