city streets and starting out along the white road that
leads across the hills. With each breath of the sharp,
reviving air one seems to inhale new life.
Frances Theodora Parsons
leads across the hills. With each breath of the sharp,
reviving air one seems to inhale new life.
Frances Theodora Parsons
A couple week- ends ago when there was still snow on the
ground, I took a long drive in search of birds, and found none.
But....what I did find was the beautiful PA country-scape which
I absolutely love. I know you will want to see it with me,so
jump in the car and buckle up....we're going for another ride.
Big Open Farmlands.. far away or
ground, I took a long drive in search of birds, and found none.
But....what I did find was the beautiful PA country-scape which
I absolutely love. I know you will want to see it with me,so
jump in the car and buckle up....we're going for another ride.
Big Open Farmlands.. far away or
Close up... Red Barns.. or
white ones.. I love them all the same
Gently rolling corn fields with the mountain background
They call this "God's Country" and if you look you will
see the signs... There are many, usually tacked onto
the side of a barn...
If you click on this one you will see JESUS may come Today,
but look closer and in shadow you will also see 'Tonight'.
I had not seen the word 'tonight' until I took a picture
and clicked on it.
I had not seen the word 'tonight' until I took a picture
and clicked on it.
This barn simply has a scripture "John 3:16"
For God so loved the world he gave his only begotten son.
Speaking of signs: Isn't this a strange one?
Bolts by the pound? This is a Mennonite/Amish
community so I figure they need a lot of bolts
for buggies, wagons, and farming equipment.
Bolts by the pound? This is a Mennonite/Amish
community so I figure they need a lot of bolts
for buggies, wagons, and farming equipment.
Not only horses but a few sheep as well
I'm following a creek that is snow covered but
in places the water is running free and I had
to stop and take a few shots of it....
I liked this one with the silo slightly visible beyond
the cornfields and the bare trees framing the horse and buggy