I think silos are cool additions to the landscape. They should all be kept and transformed into something useful.
(as for Zorro, I am old enough to remember Mr Williams - he was my hero and I would jump around on the back of the chesterfield in my cape and bandana brandishing my imaginary sword into an elaborate Z. don't remember if I broke anything, but I probably did.)
Neat. I love exploring old farm structures. If you have time check out my blog at www.adventureswithjessica.blogspot.com . I am trying to boost my number of followers. Thanks!
I think silos are cool additions to the landscape. They should all be kept and transformed into something useful.
ReplyDelete(as for Zorro, I am old enough to remember Mr Williams - he was my hero and I would jump around on the back of the chesterfield in my cape and bandana brandishing my imaginary sword into an elaborate Z. don't remember if I broke anything, but I probably did.)
I guess this photo was taken awhile back... I haven't seen that much snow around here! :)
ReplyDeletePS: What do people do with those bags of milk??
They are lovely against the skyline -- but brrr!
ReplyDeleteHalcyon, you are right. The photo was taken on February 23, 2011. The snow is melting faster than I can post my photos.
ReplyDeleteNice photo!!! ( In my photo it was graffiti)
ReplyDeleteGreat composition - hope your snow is melting faster than ours!!
ReplyDeleteI wonder what sort of wildlife has made a home there now?
ReplyDeleteThere is something so very photogenic and hard to resist about derelict buildings! Very nice shot!
ReplyDeleteMy Scenic Sunday is here:
http://ghp-theplog.blogspot.com/2011/04/cades-cove.html
Neat. I love exploring old farm structures. If you have time check out my blog at www.adventureswithjessica.blogspot.com . I am trying to boost my number of followers. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI grew up in Borneo with NO silos. I always wonder how they get the grain to the top.
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