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I like old red barns. Too many are disappearing with modern steel pole barns replacing them everywhere. Some are painted white but are not impressive looking…

I decided to post some photographs of some farms in my area that I captured on days I could get out. I like capturing these things because they seem to be…

[161-365] 9th. January 2021- On my lockdown walk today I spotted this unusual post box which is a new level of repurposing for me. It brought back a lot of very…

There is a house, a big farm house, that I used to drive by often on my way here or there. A house that sits back from the road with a big barn up next to the…

Take me home country roads. It's more than a song for me. I've spent a lot of my life in rural America and whether it's Illinois or Colorado or West Virginia it…

[16-365] 21st August 2020- I went to the farm shop earlier today to get some local produce only to find the local produce was being harvested right next door.

Eades Meadow was once part of Foster’s Green Farm and has not been ploughed for at least 100 years nor has it ever been treated with chemical fertilisers,…

On a farm in Wick near Pershore England, I heard many years ago about some fields of flowers, being grown for their dried petals for use in confetti. Before…

We are surrounded by wonderful countryside in the northwest of England and that countryside can produce some amazing scenes, whether in the blaze of a summer…

While taking this photo, I had the feeling there were some eyes in my back. And for sure when I turned around I had gathered a small crowd.
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