Uncategorized Remembering this moment: Soergel Orchards June 20, 2014 spanishwoods 10 Comments photo by Sylvia This Moment inspired by Amanda Blake Soule at soulemama.com Share this: Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Like Loading... Related
I love antique farm equipment. It makes me wonder who used it and how they farmed. We had a beautiful day to hike in Baxter State Park yesterday and met up with this bull moose. http://robinfollette.com/this-moment-bull-moose-at-sandy-stream-pond-in-baxter-state-park/ LikeLike Reply
Thank you for stopping by… your photos are lovely. Ive only seen a moose in the wild one time at Yellowstone and it was thrilling. LikeLike Reply
One of the very few remaining farms in that area. They’ve managed to stay vibrant, no small task. LikeLike Reply
This is a lovely photo. I always wonder at the stories these things hold just like Robin F. Beautiful lighting. Be well . LikeLike Reply
Good photo! It reminds me of a rusted plow that some long ago farmer left in a corner of my backyard. LikeLike Reply
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I love antique farm equipment. It makes me wonder who used it and how they farmed.
We had a beautiful day to hike in Baxter State Park yesterday and met up with this bull moose.
http://robinfollette.com/this-moment-bull-moose-at-sandy-stream-pond-in-baxter-state-park/
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Thank you for stopping by… your photos are lovely. Ive only seen a moose in the wild one time at Yellowstone and it was thrilling.
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Rusty junk is the best! Looks like a cool place.
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One of the very few remaining farms in that area. They’ve managed to stay vibrant, no small task.
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This is a lovely photo. I always wonder at the stories these things hold just like Robin F. Beautiful lighting. Be well .
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I’m sure it has stories to tell…
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Very nice composition and message! 🙂
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thank you…
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Good photo! It reminds me of a rusted plow that some long ago farmer left in a corner of my backyard.
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Thank you. I find anything rusty and old that has history very appealing.
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