Due to an extensive travel itinerary this summer (Ireland, Kansas, and New York), the hubby and I have had precious little time to truly appreciate the beauty that is summer in Madison, Wisconsin. We missed the Art Fair, we didn't make it to a single instance of Concerts on the Square, and we only made it to the farmer's market on the capital square a handful of times. But we didn't miss the sunflowers.
My dear friend's grandparents turned their family farm into a public conservancy and this is (in my opinion) the very best time to see it. Bright yellow sunflowers turn their faces toward the sun as far as the eye can see! Where there are lots of beautiful, sunny flowers, there are also buzzing bees...
Insert your own metaphors here:
