A colourful farm on a colourless day. But at least the snow is GONE!
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6 comments:
That's a great looking farm. Love the colors.
I love to see these old farm places, this looks really good.
It is a good looking farm. I love the colors. they must be happy there. MB
It nice to compare the farms you capture and the ones I do... Your look much more tidy, ours have junk all over the place.. We don't see these Silo's as much.. I think feed comes in paper sacks and is stacked in barns.. I'm sure the mice and rats prefer it that way.. ha!
It's funny that in a lot of ways Canada is a lot like Australia, yet this doesn't look like any of the farms around Tasmania (that I've seen). Different shapes to the sheds and silos. It's great to see it. Thanks for sharing it.
Oh yessssss! The snow is gone.
I've seen enough snow this winter to last me ten winters!
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