What little snow we got the other day is almost gone...
this is the first time we went down the road this barn was on...but probably not the last.
What little snow we got the other day is almost gone...
this is the first time we went down the road this barn was on...but probably not the last.
Another shot from yesterday...after the snow had slowed down....or maybe we had driven out of it.  This was farther north than the photos from my last past.
I thought about trying to alter these photos to make them clearer, but if I did that, it just would not show just how hard it was snowing.
I could not believe this guy was out walking in the snow that came today...we only got 3 inches or so, but when it was snowing, it was snowing hard!  He was barely visible as we headed up this hill.  We did stop and give him a ride...he was just going about a mile up the way.  We didn't ask any questions as to why he was out in such a nasty time....
I wish it had been just a bit later when I took these...I did try to darken them a bit in photoshop.  I am not sure how they will look.  We saw this Tuesday and thought that big tree just beautiful.

We saw these swans at the strip pits yesterday, and I got some pics.  I ran back through there today and took these.
I saved these from  the other day to have for Ruby Tuesday...they were taken just at dusk.  I can plainly see the red covered bridge and the red bow on the wreath on my computer, so I hope you can, too.
I use a laptop and colors sometimes appear very different on it than they do on a regular screen.
If you look close, you will see there is not corner post on the right side...you have to wonder how that side is still standing.
This is Mama Squirrel....she has been coming to be fed since 2006.  She has raised at least 4 sets of babies in the tree that used to stand beside our house.
I have several other postings about her on my Pics & Pieces blog.  I plan to use a couple other photos of her on it later also.  These were taken yesterday.
Being that we have had bitter, cold weather the past couple of days it is kind of hard to imagine nice pleasant days such as the one like the day this picture was taken.
One can't help but wonder is there anyone around that remembers living here.  
If it had been summer when we passed this place, it would barely have been noticeable.  The top picture would not have sure been different.  I even wonder would I have been able to take that view at all.  I waded through briars to get this shot.
Just a little something for Ruby Tuesday.
These are not the red color that I usually associate with Ruby Tuesday but I could not resist using them.
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I got out there and did a couple passes through before the sun started to set....I raced from one spot to another to try to capture some of the beauty.
I hope you enjoy these...they all enlarge when clicked.
Did I make you look with that title?  I ran into a song the other day by the Barenaked Ladies....they are an alternative rock group.  When I seen it, I thought what an excellent title for a grouping of sycamores!
I had done shown the best of what I had, so had to wait to take a few more pics.
So here you have a few more of naked sycamore trees.
Now that wasn't too painful, was it?
This is one of my favorite photos...taken behind the house of the orchard I used to work at.  The grandkids had been playing under the tree and had crates every where.  If you look close, on the side of the tree away from the camera you can see the rope swing hanging down.
I don't recall the first time I saw this barn....it was several years ago.  It has always looked just like this.  I think I have a picture of it somewhere but I can't think where.  I finally got the chance to capture it again the other day...it is situated on a blind corner where there is no room to get off the road.  I took the one photo and my camera battery was too low to take any more  so was happy when I saw this one was not too bad.
I could probably post a different barn every day for at  least a couple years...I have a love of barns.  I spent a big part of my childhood playing in our barn, plus was in several of neighbors for one thing or another.
It was a drab, dreary day when I took this photo.  It was a thing of beauty in an otherwise colorless day.   It was one of the few trees with any leaves still attached.
More and more of the fields in my neck of the woods have been harvested.  Sometimes if you are out and the weather is good, you will see the farmers working in the dark of night.  They have to hurry and get things done when the opportunity arises.  This fall they have really had a lot of rain to contend with.
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