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About Me
- Taken For Granted
- South Dakota, United States
- Currently retired and enjoying life.
Old farm stuff is always fun to find!
ReplyDeleteHerramientas de trabajo para la tierra. Muy bien vistas.
ReplyDeleteAbrazo
It is surprising to find something when you are not expecting. Looks like it has been there along time.
ReplyDeleteThere was a time when they were in use but now just a field decoration. Nice.
ReplyDeleteLovely composition! Such a beautiful blue sky.
ReplyDeleteNice composition, are they no longer used?
ReplyDeleteThey have not been used in many decades I would guess.
DeleteMake for a great shot!
ReplyDeleteThe house yesterday is a single family home. It is in an area with few duplexes or flats.
Oldtimers there. Regarding my post and your comment: The Hellebore is a winter bloomer so that makes me happy. We have not had any winter yet---warmer than usual.
ReplyDeleteMB
What a nice find and a wonderful photo.
ReplyDeleteOld farm machinery is always good to photograph Jeff. Fabulous
ReplyDeleteOld farm equipment is so photogenic TFG, especially in that setting 💙💛
ReplyDeleteI like the simplicity of this pic! only two colors, the line , and everything is said!
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