Although I’ve shared many pictures of Beachside, Vero Beach, I’ve never shown you the rural belt along the western edge of town. For today’s Wordless Wednesday (mostly!) I thought I’d share pictures of a friend’s farmlet property in this lovely and quiet area.
The new fence looks really pretty!
and here’s the reason for said fence:
This horse thinks she’s human!
Her horse kept coming on the porch and looking in the windows…esp when it rained! 🙂 🙂
FYI, I’ve been posting less for several reasons: Maggie moved back in a few weeks ago and we’ve been busy reorganizing the house, cleaning the garage, baking for fun, and trying to learn a bit of Icelandic–we leave on our trip two weeks from this very minute!
We’ve also been shopping, shopping (and more shopping) having realized Florida wardrobes are completely inadequate for Iceland/England/France in September. Finding warm gear in stores here was challenging but we finally purchased everything we need including full raingear and rubber boots. Now we’re just keeping fingers crossed Bárðarbunga doesn’t blow until after 9/10!
Until next time…
🙂 🙂 🙂
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16 thoughts on “Ruralside, Vero Beach”
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small house/BIG GARDEN 
What great Photos, Karen! I never think of Florida as farmland, so this was really eye-opening for me. Thank you!
There are quite a few cattle ranches and of course citrus groves abound. Indian River County (where Vero Beach is located) is a big grapefruit/orange producer.
I really liked the second picture of the fence. Baking sure is fun so enjoy your time. 😉
Thank you! We made some really good blueberry scones yesterday. Always love when a new recipe works out!
Wow! sounds interesting and I’m sure would have been a yummy treat. 🙂
You shouldn’t be too cold here, I’m predicting an Indian summer 🙂
☺ That’s what I like to hear!
Yay!! 🙂
Beautiful farmland pics. How lovely to have a horse peering in the windows. 🙂 Have a great trip. I hope England will have mild weather, as I’m heading over there in a couple of weeks, and don’t have rubber boots or thermals. 🙂
how funny! we will prob be there at the same time!
Love the rural coastal setting. Simple, quiet, full of adventure possibilities.
I am excited and happy for you. I bet the trip will be amazing. Bring lots of pictures and fun memories. As for shopping, a must for any international trip. Weather is crazy different in the other side of the world. Have a safe trip. All the best to your and your family. As for me, it’s back to work and reality. A bit homesick with some jet lag blues but very grateful for the chance to be around family. Take care.
That is a pretty property! A horse on the porch.. I LOVE it! I can only imagine how excited you are about your trip!
Several things about this particular post drew me in so wonderfully. First, I love your blog title – it just really appeals to me – second I love Florida. I’ve been through Vero Beach several times but have never explored the area. The horse on the porch is spectacular and so is your upcoming trip. I can’t wait to read your posts as I’m a vicarious traveler for the most part. God bless your every moment!
Here’s hoping you have a great trip, and we’ll all be looking forward to hearing about it. Now, as far as the horse on the porch – I could enjoy that. LOL 🙂
Thank you, Judy! ☺
Great place 🙂 I love the second picture and the horse 🙂