Another item that I thought was beautiful, but I left it at the flea market. but I was tempted to buy it for one of my daughters. I just wasn't sure if either one would like it.
A lot of trees are bare now, and not sure there is any left that are fully clothed like this. Still, we have some beauty left. Fall never lasts long enough for me. This was taken a couple weeks ago.
At one time in my life, I would have had to come home with at least one of these. And it was still tempting but since I am trying to get rid of the clutter, I only took a picture.
This is sitting outside with all the other stuff. The cabin at Patton's Corner is so small...there is barely room to walk in and turn around. But I still wish this was crammed in there.
This is another from Patton's corner...I have probably posted a similar photo in the past. The only difference is it probably did not have as much dust as there is now.
At first I thought this might be a Black Vulture, but the more I look at it and compare to other pics of Black Vultures, the more I think it is a young Turkey Vulture. One of the main reason is because of the big nostril. I think you can see it if you expand the view.
More items from Patton's Corner. I feel like I should know what the rusty item is, but for the life of my I cannot think what it is. And wish now I had examined them both close. I don't know why I hesitate to pick things up, but I do.
This is at Patton's Corner...just a spot beside the road out in the country. People are welcome to stop and look around. We have never seen anyone else there, but there is a guest book inside the cabin to sign. I love to go there and look.
But have you seen it growing on rusty old machinery?
I know this is not a good photo...but it does show how the lichen is just growing everywhere. Patton's corner has all kinds of old farm implements, tools, etc. Almost all the ones sitting in the open are covered with lichen.
There is a place on the way home that has lots of pumpkins and fall stuff for sale. I would love to actually stop but am always in such a hurry to get home that I never do. I did manage to snag one photo.
This tree is always colorful....I think it might be in decline. I have been trying to find picture from past years and am not having any luck. I may have it confused with another tree.
The middle one does not give the grade/age that I can see, and the one with the cow is no clear enough for me to read it. I have wondered are these the originals or are they copies of originals.
These are on the side of a building in Rockville. I do not know th story behind them. The first one is did by a second grader and the trees are done by a 7th grader.
We were coming through Danville, and for once I was thankful that I was behind a slow moving vehicle. I was able to snap this photo of this mural. But I would love to have time go by and take a pic of the whole thing. It was gorgeous.