On the hill opposite the Garlic Farm I
photographed these 3 horses sitting in the row, then looked back at the farm and
saw 2 Buzzards and managed one very bad shot.
Can you even find the Buzzard?
I am looking forward to exploring this part of
the garlic farm next time I
visit the island.
I went into the Garlic shop below and had never seen as many
types of garlic however I was here to see the Squirrels and asked where they
were. I saw a lady look through a small window and thought that was probably
what she was looking at, however it wasn’t.
Through the window were these beautiful Peacocks.
I had made one big mistake. As it was New Year Eve, the world and his wife had decided to visit that day and so I decided not to go any further around the property but leave it to visit the next time I come to the Isle of Wight.
Just to let you know that tomorrow on Weekend Reflections I will be telling you how to animate a photograph as some of you asked me to.
I hope you enjoyed the fences, birds and animals in this post and I thank you all for visiting.
Many thanks for all the comments you leave. I appreciate them all.
Yes i see the Buzzard and look forward to the animation lesson
ReplyDeletepeter
Hello Margaret, the Garlic Farm looks like a fun place to visit and walk around.. I love all the horses, chickens and the peacocks. One of my favorites is the horses all sitting in a row.. I found the buzzard.. Great shots, thanks for sharing your visit..
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures Margaret!
ReplyDeleteYes, please go back there when it's nice and hot :)
Must be a gorgeous place then!
【ツ】Knipsa
Garlic, horses, railway, peacocks...what a great place to take your camera!
ReplyDeleteThe white peacock is certainly different and equally as beautiful as the more usual blue one! Looks like a fun place to visit and tho I usually avoid gift shops, I would have bought something garlicky if this place had one, because we like to cook with it.
ReplyDeleteWhat an extremely interesting place. Great photos Margaret! Those horses were lovely, the chickens too but oh those peacocks, what a treat to see them, especially the white one as I haven't seen one of those in years. When I was working I once saw a white peacock cross the road in the distance. I couldn't believe my eyes. I never did see it again, even though I was on the lookout for months afterwards. Thank you for sharing this lovely visit.
ReplyDeleteThe peacocks are beautiful! Looks like the horses are well cared for--they have some nice coats!
ReplyDeleteGreat set of pictures. Love the three hoses in a row - very comical.
ReplyDeleteYes, I found the buzzard! But thank you most of all for sharing those wonderful horse photos!
ReplyDeleteMust have been really cold Margaret, they don't usually break out the horse coats until it's seriously cold. Yes I did see the buzzard, nice capture.
ReplyDeletelooks like a really neat place to tour the horses lined up in a row were cute. :) hens and peacocks are lovely, too.
ReplyDeleteAs a garlic lover this would be the place to visit! I also love all the animals - what a heavenly place!
ReplyDeleteI love the railroad shot. Of course, the rest are great too and I did see the buzzard. The horses are so funny, lined up in a row to take a rest. All in all it looks like a fun and interesting place to visit.
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful photos, Margaret.
ReplyDeleteI see the flying buzzard.
Horses and peacocks are really great.
Best regards, Irma
What a lovely adventure. Those chickens! How pretty. All your photos are terrific.
ReplyDeleteWhat an awesome post today, one of your very best! A special white peacock! I have heard that this is not an albino, but there are just white peacocks. I LOVE the horses all laying down in a row and wearing coats. I don't think I have ever seen a blog post a horse laying down. and not even in their barn!! My husband says he has never seen horses lay down in a row like this, and he is a farm boy, too. They just chose to lay down in the middle of a field. That is kind of strange. Weirdly wonderful! I would LOVE to go to this Garlic Farm with you, so much fun.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful place to visit. Garlic is so pungent but I do like the flavor. I didn't realize there were so many varities though. I enjoyed your tour and photos. To bad about not seeing the Squirrels but those Peacocks were lovely. We have both varities in our bird Aviary at the park here and I love them. I enjoyed the shots of the 3 horses all bundled up, the train tracks and yes I did spot the buzzard in the photo. - A super fun post.
ReplyDeleteI did indeed enjoy the Garlic farm and all of it's critters ... sorry no squirrels, but if you are going back, I am sure you will find some. I love garlic, use it in my cooking every day, but never thought about growing my own. I wonder if I could do that? I will have to look into it :) The peacocks are so gorgeous ... I wonder what God was thinking when he created them. And yes, I spotted the buzzard very easily ... it really isn't such a bad shot. Thank you for this lovely post and I will be back tomorrow to see how you animate a picture ... Have a wonderful and hopefully warm day, Margaret ...
ReplyDeleteAndrea @ From the Sol
The peacocks and horses looked cold. Haven't seen many horses lying down.
ReplyDeleteWell I'm so disappointed Margaret that you found a garlic farm and didn't try the garlic soup in their cafe. LoL Better luck next time.
ReplyDeleteMargaret, grand tour. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWhat wonderful photos, Margaret! I love railroad tracks and these make your fences even lovlier! The horses in the blankets (each, a horse of a different color...lol!) is something you don't see too often around here, although I have a time ot two...the one laying down all the way concerned me...is he OK? It's not often you see one laying down either! Garlic Farm looks like a place I'd very much like to visit...and yes, I do see that buzzard :)
ReplyDeleteI found the buzzard and love the play zone for the squirrels.. a place i would like to visit in person. the horses, every photo of them are fantastic.. looking at them laying in the sun makes me feel joy... I love four legged critters and these horses are wonderful. I emailed you about the picmonkey.. not sure if it is in paid or not as i am logged in and it is all available. it is under it is under Themes/comic hero's/sketch.. Themes is at the bottom right, looks like snowflake
ReplyDeleteI really like the photos with the train tracks.Yes,I did see the Buzzard immediately.
ReplyDeleteWhat an interesting place. I wish I could visit there.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun place. And yes, the buzzard leapt out (flew out) at me immediately.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a grand place to tour - maybe better in warmer weather. Hope you get to see the squirrels some day.
ReplyDeleteIt was nice of you to take us to the garlic farm. I can't think of a better place to hang out than around a lot of garlic. Beautiful pics! Love the horses and peacocks.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful outing, I love the Buzzard, lol.
ReplyDeleteA very pretty farm - the horses look cozy and peaceful. I've heard peacocks are good 'watchdogs'.
ReplyDeleteAnd a train runs through it! Love railroad tracks. Yes, I found the buzzard. I've had to find the bird in some shots I've taken! They have a way of disappearing on the big screen. The horses look cozy in the blankets, the peafowl were beautiful, and I love seeing the varieties of chickens.
ReplyDeletewhat a great place to visit. i truly enjoyed all your photos. those horses looked very content resting in a row. hope all is well. have a great night~
ReplyDeleteSo much to see, a second trip is mandatory!
ReplyDeleteLove the shots of the peacocks!
ReplyDeleteLove the railroad track. saw the buzzard. The horses looked cool in their coverings, love the peacocks and the garlic place.
ReplyDeleteHi Margaret,
ReplyDeleteI figure Vampires will keep away from the town with the Garlic Farm, minimally :)
I have never seen a white/albino peacock - quite lovely!
Have a Beautiful Day!
Peace :)
Such a variety of wildlife at this pretty little farm. I like to idea of visiting a garlic farm too!
ReplyDeleteYou visit the most interesting places! I loved seeing the bundled-up horses taking a rest, the hens, and peacocks.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping around to comment on my fences.
Lindy
Great series of shots - including the buzzard. Garlic Farm is an ideal spot for a photographic session. The horses really stand out.
ReplyDeleteYes, the buzzard was quite clear, I enjoyed seeing all of your photos. I like the way you photographed the train rails. I did not know that there were so many different kinds of garlic. Thanks for sharing, phyllis
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