Amazing Nature - Back to basics
Amazing Nature - Back to basics.
I named this post - Back to Basics.
I mean, the wisdom of the ancestors who did not depend on the "benefits" of civilization.
Without telephones or televisions, they sold out after their herds and were happy.
This is my personal view of this and you may not share my opinion, I respect that.
Animals that are unpretentious and loving their owners sometimes cause a feeling of disgust in people, strangely, no one crouches his nose when stroking a dog.
Yes, cattle are considered second class animals, which are pleasant to look at in soup, or baked in the oven.
In fact, sheep, goats and cows are no less sociable and playful than dogs and cats, but the herd instinct does not always allow these feelings to develop.
My grandfather comes from the distant Altai. He told me a lot about the cow that lived in their barnyard.
She was special.
Every morning she woke up my great-grandmother and great-grandfather, knocking on the door of the house with her horns.
She was waiting for a piece of rye bread.
Having received it, she went to the pasture.
But, if, she is offered white bread, she will not budge and will wait for rye bread.
A funny gourmet.
The postage stamps of the Republic of Mali reminded me of my dream to settle in a village, to have my own cow and sheep, possibly a herd of goats.
But, for the sake of completeness, most likely, the start for creating your own farmyard will begin with an apiary.
Although, I'm already in the Hive lol, but no, the apiary will give the opportunity to complete the food chain with something sweet and healthy, lol.
In addition, the purchase of animals requires considerable funds and only an apiary and beekeeping products can help me with this.
I am sure that the shepherds, in the old times, did not lose the opportunity to collect honey from the nests of wild bees.
The quarantine has made its own adjustments and my plans have shifted, I do not know what this year will bring me, but I do not give up my hopes on the path towards the wisdom of my ancestors.
Nature is ready to give us everything we need for life, but she cannot forbid looking for all this on supermarket shelves.
Photos taken with a Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX300 camera
I edited a photo in the program PhotoDirector, which I also installed on my smartphone.
Author @barski
Ukraine
For my publications, I do not use stock photographs, it is fundamentally important for me to use photographs that I have made with my own hands for publication and I can name them - authorial work.
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