Wednesday, February 9, 2011
Rednesday! Farmland
Oh I've been busy lately! Thankfully, a lot of it has been fun! I had a big ski trip this last weekend and work has been keeping me on the road a ton. I'll blog more about the ski trip soon. It was a hoot! Today, though, I'm teaming up with A Very Cherry World again for Rednesday! While I was tooling around the Bitterroot Valley yesterday for work, I found this very pretty red barn at the end of the lane. There was so much new snow, and it was such a pretty day, I had to take a picture!
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Karena
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Beautiful shot as always, do you guys just have snow tyres on your cars all winter?
ReplyDeleteSharon
It's a beautiful picture. I never knew my Grandmother she had passed away many years before I came along. I alway remember the stories though. She lived in Montana sometime in the 1800's I would think, because my mama was born in 1901. My Grandmother slept with a gun under her pillow. I always thought it must have been like the old time western movies in those days.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo. I've always wanted to visit Montana. It looks like such a beautiful place. Love the vintage valentines on your sidebard!
ReplyDeleteEven if I do not like the snow, it certainly makes for a very pretty scene. The old red barn in yours just sets it off.
ReplyDeleteThat's such a beautiful picture, especially since you kept alot of the road in the shot! My goodness, I'd love to live someplace where there is beauty at every turn!
ReplyDeleteHappy REDnesday!
Carol
oh wow ... that pic looks like the road where i grew up (definitely minus the mountains!). i went up the hill to take a picture in the snow and was going to do another from the same place each season.
ReplyDeletethat was long ago, in a galaxy far away ... i think i only got 2 seasons' pictures and i don't have them anymore. you have a beautiful cheerful blog!
A red barn at the end of a snowy road--safe haven for travelers caught in a blizzard!
ReplyDeleteA DAMSEL WHO LOVED SHADES OF RED
A damsel who loved shades of red
Discovered she’d been sore misled;
She had no more rose,
Nor blush for her nose—
If she finds the thief, the guy’s dead!
© 2011 by Magical Mystical Teacher
Poinsettia and Fountain
This is a an absolutely beautiful pic !
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
~Myrna