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February
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- House and Pump in B&W
- Sale Reflections
- Jeffrey's Supper Club For Sale
- From The Ritz To The Food Pantry
- Sun Dog and T. Rex in Snow
- Window Washing at Single Digit Temps
- Library Wall
- Sinclair and Town Hall
- Beam and Mirror Reflections
- Wreck Amended and Wooden Legs Signs
- Steam in Zero Temperatures
- Truck and Rail Cars
- Frozen Sioux Falls
- Fence and Mailbox in Snow
- Store Fronts in B&W
- Lights and Window Reflecriona
- Guard Dog and Road Closed Signs
- Medical Arts and Element 5 Buildings
- Tail Lights
- Snow in Bushes and Fort
- Fans and Mammoth
- Glove and Hydrant
- Truck Grills
- Sledding Hill Sign
- Passing Truck
- Hallway and Pattern
- Chevy, Walmart, and Fire Engine
- Winter Landscapes
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About Me
- Taken For Granted
- South Dakota, United States
- Currently retired and enjoying life.
These pics could very well have been taken in Minnesota. If you wanted water at my grandmother's farm, you had to go pump the well. A big barrel caught rainwater for washing. The "good ol' days"! :)
ReplyDeleteMany Midwestern farms had a windmill over the well so that wind was used to pump water. It's missing on this pump.
DeleteCould be anywhere from MN through MT, these shots are really getting a sense of the region. I love the landscape/architecture out there but have never gotten out to shoot there in winter.
DeleteI guess that's the cold mid-west. Luckily Berkshire, UK, is a little warmer at this time of the year.
ReplyDeleteGreat winter shots. Greetings from the Central Europe. Here is the spring . Earlier than usual..
ReplyDeleteBeautiful winter shots.
ReplyDeleteA great B&W post!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful B& W for sure.
ReplyDeleteGreat B&W shots of the old houses!
ReplyDeleteSo why do I shiver when I look at your February photos from the Dakotas?
ReplyDeleteBeautiful B&W renditions here. These would be pictures I would have printed. Nice work!!
ReplyDeleteLooks so good in B&W.
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos in B&W! Especially I like the first one.
ReplyDeleteTwo great, timeless photos. Love the pump!
ReplyDeletetimeless, that was my first thought too.
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