[Karin L]

Here's a few pics I've been taking over the last while. Enjoy.

At the end of the day

Grazin away

One of many grasshoppers infesting the pasture(s) this time of year

Looking down the fenceline to the otherside of our property yonder

Sun appearing over the thunderheads

An old grainery nestled in the trees

 

[stonykill]

nice

 

[nehimama]

Nice photos. I like the contrast and texture of the grasshopper picture. Something about the old granary, too. I like that one.

NeHi

 

[BasicLiving]

Awesome pictures. So peaceful and green!

 

[wdchuck]

beautimous

 

[BeeFree]

Lovely, take some more so I can see more.

 

[pixelphotograph]

wow love those beautiful vista sunsets really nice

 

[Queen Bee]

Wonderful Pictures, love the view. It looks like you need a flock of free range chickens to get some of those grasshoppers! Thank you so much for sharing...Queen Bee

 

[tnokie]

I don't take up much space and I could live in the old grainery,and I would be a big help around the farm! I'm ready for adoption!

Thanks they were beautiful pics and its a beautiful peaceful looking place. How cold is it in the winter? I assume from the steep pitch on the grainery that you get a lot of snow.

 

[Clifford]

Good for you! Looks like a great place to live. Lucky you!

 

[MWG]

Great picts! It is good to be able to remember that grass is supposed to be green!

 

[michiganfarmer]

Great picts! It is good to be able to remember that grass is supposed to be green!

no kidding

 

[michiganfarmer]

nice pictures. I like pictures. Thanks for sharing

 

[DenverGirlie]

Good pictures. Can I ask what kind of a camera you used?

 

[Earthbound]

Lovely, just lovely, makes me pine for home, I grew up in saskatchewan. Beautiful place!!
And just to but in about the snow question, the praries get lotsa snow and can get to -40 in the winter.
corry

 

[ladybug]

Stunningly Beautiful!!!! :clap:

 

[YounGrey]

Wow those are awesome! Thanks so much for posting!

 

[Tricky Grama]

Beautiful!

Patty

 

[Karin L]

Thanks everyone!

I have a Fujifilm A500 5.1 Megapixel camera...and I'm very pleased with it...

It can get down to about -40 C, but most often the coldest is around -35C. And quite often we get about 3-4 feet of snow.

Actually, the old grainery pic is from when I was with some family visiting my ancestor's homestead, which is about 30 miles south as the crow flies from where I live. But yes, still the same amount of snow and cold as further up north.

When I come back from a bit of a reprieve from the city in Sept., I'll have more pics to share with yall.

Thanks again.

 

[Callieslamb]

Is that green grass I see? Your pictures are wonderful!