Okay, it’s confession time. I’m directionally challenged, but I’m getting out my maps of the world. Will you be my witness and travel companion? From Georgia to Gallup, Greece to Gibraltar, I’m determined to go to my grave without taking another wrong turn.
Karlyne says: Beautiful!
Winnie Nielsen says: Is this a fancy cupola for a big hen house?
Karlyne says: I’m running out of frames…
MaryJane says: You are so sweet Karlyne. Thanks for liking our pics! These last few were taken while driving about the neighborhood.
I so admire your photography. I am working on the Shutterbug badge. What camera, lens, do you use?
Your photos are amazing and it’s like candy everyday that you share a photo.
MaryJane says: We use the Canon 5D with three different lens, 24-70mm, 70-200mm, and 300 mm. For years, all I had was the 24-70mm lens. Most of our photos are taken with the 24-70. Thank you for your compliment! With photography you’re always learning something new. That’s what makes it fun. Looking forward to seeing what you come up with for your badge.
Winnie Nielsen says: Why is it that old farm truck looked so romantic?
Karlyne says: I’d like to hang that picture right above my computer. My window view isn’t bad, but that picture is so evocative of a day that is past but that I’d like to bring back I’m sighing with nostalgia!
Winnie Nielsen says: Is this an old grain mill? It is a neat old structure that must have been important in it’s day.
Karlyne says: Gorgeous picture! I can smell the wind and fresh air from here!
Winnie Nielsen says: We are so full of beautiful butterflies these days everywhere! September brings out the flocks of them everywhere among the flowers!
Tester Joe says: Chives! They taste good.
I’m also challenged with directions. I have recently moved to Elk River and am still trying to get used to the fact that north is in the wrong spot! 🙂 I will look forward to hearing more of your adventures.
Annie
Tester Joe says: Dragonflies are awesome!
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A palatial barn! Love this. Is there room for people to live there too?
You know Winnie I am with you, I could live in it. Looks very homey.
Hugs,
Debbie
I would definitely make a Home out of it! What an awesome project that would be, with lots of Lofts and Skylights! We have our telescope out on our Deck here ,but what a view it would be from that ceiling!
Is the barn in the Palouse Country? I didn’t know any round barns were still standing.
Yes, it’s here on the Palouse. It was rebuilt a few years ago.
Love this! There is a round barn in the next town from where we live-what craftmanship!
What a lovely barn. It’s so handsome. Is there such a description for a barn. Very pretty color and setting.