Even when there's nothing much to see in the rural countryside there's always something if you stop and look around. It is no longer considered 'best practice" for farmers to leave their bobby calves in roadside pens waiting for collection but, to me, the old pens nearly always look photogenic.
Kids and cattle love a puddle on a hot day.
Cows gather in any available shade
an over grown stock loading ramp
We have to stop and smell the coffee. sometimes we can be in too much of a hurry to see something.
ReplyDeleteI have a thing for photographing old farm sheds, especially those that are falling apart. Agree with you about the bobby pens though, they seem to be a regularly seen thing while driving along country roads :-)
ReplyDeleteI agree they are photogenic.
ReplyDeleteThe best photos - the best moments - are the ones that come on one unexpectedly, even though we might see them everyday. I had to look up 'bobby calf'....learning something new each day!
ReplyDeleteJust wanted to let you know that I have received two 'spam' messages from your email account in the past few days. Not sure if you've heard this from others - such a nuisance for you.
ReplyDeleteThis is why i like travel on back roads, with no set time i have to be somewhere. There are fabulous sites to see if you just meander!
ReplyDeleteOh, I'm out in the paddocks this week as well. I love driving through the backroads and seeing the farms. Though we were travelling at the time and not on the back roads all the time.
ReplyDeleteDiana
Love the old reminders of farming practices of yesterday.
ReplyDeletePauline, one would travel a mighty mile to beat the NZ rural scene. Love the pictures...
ReplyDeleteOh, gosh, I don't which I like the best...all appeal to me in some way or other.
ReplyDeleteThe loose wrinkly tin in the last photos would have blown miles away by now if it was on Lewis.
ReplyDeleteThe country side is the best place to find interesting things. Have a great day!
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