This is the field and farm behind my house. It looks closer because I used my zoom, but it's a little over a 1/4 mile away. The field, separated from my backyard by a rusty ol' wire and post fence belonging to the farmer, used to be full of cows... I used to feed them clover through the fence. Though still a working dairy farm, ownership has changed, production has slowed, and the number of cows has lessened and relocated to the field beyond this one.Friday, March 30, 2007
Day #89 - Down on the farm...
This is the field and farm behind my house. It looks closer because I used my zoom, but it's a little over a 1/4 mile away. The field, separated from my backyard by a rusty ol' wire and post fence belonging to the farmer, used to be full of cows... I used to feed them clover through the fence. Though still a working dairy farm, ownership has changed, production has slowed, and the number of cows has lessened and relocated to the field beyond this one.
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Wow, you live in a beautiful area. I don't think I've never been to Maryland and didn't realize it was this lovely.
That's beautiful, Marianne. What a peaceful looking place! But I wish the cows were still there. I love me some cows. ;)
Wow, you can see this out your backyard? How inredibly peaceful adn tranquil and homey :) I'm with Southern Girl, wish there were still cows there, mooing!
Have a great day!
Reminds me of the farmlands of Indiana: rolling and tranquil.
I gotta ask, though - do you REALLY miss the big flies that go with the cows?
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