Wordless & Wordful Wednesday - Strawberry Fields Forever

Over the weekend my husband and I took our boys strawberry picking for the first time (for me too!!). I cannot even begin to tell you how wonderful it was to see the quiet side of Long Island. We drove East and North and ended up on a part of the island I had never been too. There was land, land, and more land.

No buildings.
No houses on top of one another.
No McDonalds.

It was serene.
We got to drive past horses, cows, bison.. oh my!

It was great to see the boys run around the strawberry field finding the yummiest, most perfect strawberries ever.

I am a very lucky girl.

And now for my favorite picture from the day....(this is SOOC with a slight curve adjustment)

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Comments

[{life with} cutie face]

Oh what a neat post! Your photography is amazing and you are right, that last picture is gorgeous! Thanks for sharing!

Happy WW! Here is my entry if you'd like to see it!

[Cat]

Oh your pictures are stunning.

[courtney]

absolutely beautiful! Your photography is amazing.

[spoiled mommy]

LOVE all of these...the last being my favorite too!!
So you like that kind of setting, well maybe you should just move out here near ME!! ;)
Land, land, corn fields, land, and more land! lol

[Kel]

I LOVE it...isn't being able to 'pick your own' just awesome!?! I do and so does my oldest!! :)
~K

[T&T]

such lovely WW photos!

[Sarah]

Beautiful photos!!

[Tara R.]

The sky in the last shot is amazing!

[Momisodes]

What an incredible time! I've never been strawberry picking, but I can't think of anything more fun. It looks like it was a gorgeous place, and YES...that last shot is amazing.

[Muthering Heights]

Oooo, that sounds awesome!

[Momo Fali]

It's perfect! I love that last photo.

[LisaNewton]

Strawberry picking is a family activity. I took my girls a couple of times. However, living in the apple country of MD and VA, we did an annual apple picking trip, too. It's great to be able to show the kids the actual source of the food.

Oh, and food tastes so much better when it's straight from the plant.

Great shots. :)