Showing posts with label winter farm. Show all posts
Showing posts with label winter farm. Show all posts

Friday, February 25, 2022

Ice Farm


As destructive as it can often be, there is nothing more beautiful for a winter scene than a good old fashioned ice storm. . .as long as the heat and water are still on (grin). . .


There are so many opportunities for good photography shots. . .if only I could have stepped off the porch to take them. . .It was way too slick to set even one foot off the security of a dry floor. . .




I couldn't walk on the north side at all. . .but managed to get the store and the old Magers barn you will see as you scroll down. . .


All winter long I watch the twin outbuildings from the kitchen window. . .They always bring a smile. . .If they look a little blurred to you, it's because they are covered in ice that dulls the details. . .





I never tire of photographing the Magers barn. . .and Daddy's old 'bob' truck from the 1950s. . .


The Short log cabin seems right at home in this winter scene. . .I had to photograph it from the back of our garage. . .




This is our second ice storm for the winter. . .fairly unusual for us. . .I do hope the cold is about over. . .but I'm in no hurry. . .as long as I can gaze out the window at the beauty it brought. . .