Except for the photos from the local cemetry, which is up a side road, and the photo above which I took on Tuesday on my way to my exercise class, all todays photos have been taken either on the farm or along my daily path to and from work.
The first group are on the farm:
An old footbridge over the creek
What was once a hay feeder now makes a pretend house for Georgia (she's closing her pretend door)
An old footbridge over the creek
What was once a hay feeder now makes a pretend house for Georgia (she's closing her pretend door)
Along the road:
stone fence at the school on the corner
I've posted this shot on a Friday before but I like it and it fits
.... and I couldn't resist a second cemetry shot. Unfortunately all the best grave sites with views looking out at my mountains have been taken!
.... and I couldn't resist a second cemetry shot. Unfortunately all the best grave sites with views looking out at my mountains have been taken!
I hope everyone enjoyed gathering their aged and weathered photos.
I look forward to seeing them all.
Pauline, this was such a fabulous subject. I have enjoyed everyone's photos and yours are gorgeous. I really like the first one and the last one a lot. I also like all the old buildings, especially second to last. Great shots and thanks for choosing this theme. You live in a very pretty area. I love your photos.
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ReplyDeleteGreat theme! Your photos are wonderful! I especially love Georgia's Pretend House!
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Thank you!
Some great shots there Pauline - you've done your subject real justice.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos but my favourite has to be the convered hay feeder!
ReplyDeleteMore excellent photos. I'm really getting the feel of The Paddock now.
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed your take on the subject too. You are a really witty person aren't you?
Gorgeous shots, especially Georgia's pretend house.
ReplyDeleteGreat aged and weathered photos of a host! I like the first and the last photos very much.
ReplyDeletethese are fantastic! love the little girl in the shed and the rusty wheel by the road.
ReplyDeleteThanks for posting a great theme. Your shots are wonderful - love stone walls. We have many scattered around Maine.
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed this subject! I like your photo of the gnarly tree roots. That's different!
ReplyDeleteHi Pauline, This was a good topic; thank you! I wouldn't have wanted to pose for "aged and weathered" either, although I would qualify!
ReplyDeleteYour photos are all evocative of the place you live and it's hard to pick a favorite. But I am attracted to the gnarled roots. And Georgia's pretend door.
Pauline - fantastic photos, I just love the area where you live. It is so different to me after living in the desert for so long.
ReplyDeleteI love the little pretend house :) This was an awesome theme idea...I wish that I had more time - I feel like there were so many more places that I could've gone around here to take aged and weathered shots.
ReplyDeleteI certainly did enjoy your post. Great playhouse! though I hope it isn't so aged and weathered that it falls down on Georgia's pretty head!
ReplyDeletePauline, you chose wisely this week for the assignment.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed your photos, and am looking forward to what domesticated animals the Paddock will bring.
Pauline I love the shots 'along the road' - I s that a tangle of tree roots? love the shots.
ReplyDeleteThank-you for such a great theme this week! I love the hay feeder/house!
ReplyDeleteGeorgia is lucky to have her own toy house. Grave yards are interesting places.
ReplyDeleteGreat subject and execution. I enjoyed all your photos. I like the angle you got on the rock wall.
ReplyDeleteThanks for this weeks challenge, it sure was fun. Yours are lovely.
ReplyDeleteThis was one of my favorite themes so far! Great shots. I also loved the hay feeder!
ReplyDeleteThe idea for worn and weathered was inspiring. I ran out into the woods and took pictures of tree bark. I am posting late due to internet reception problems, which have been sort of fixed. I was interested in the stone marker you posted above, having Crawfords and Lindsays in my family and a Hugh Lindsay who migrated to Australia and was never heard from again. I loved the footbridge and the gnarly old roots the best. Thanks for the idea and the awesome photos!
ReplyDeleteFabulous assignment, and amazing photos!
ReplyDeleteI love your photos as well! Barns, grave markers, bridges, anything old inspires me, and tells stories!
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