An Afternoon in the Country
I love wandering up a trail and coming across a scene like this.
Well, at least I do until Miss Haley starts hissing at me about stuff like private property, trespassing, and the local county sheriff.
Spring is definitely in the air when the daffodils start blooming!
Ya wanna be friends?
Oh yeah, I like the green stuff. Gimme some more!
C’mon! Let me out of here. Ya know ya wanna!
Hey! You aint gonna leave me here. Right?
Just a little bit of winter still hanging around.
My camera and I have a thing about fence posts and barbed wire.
Hey! Do you know where they took my mama?
Now you knew dang well I couldn’t make it through an afternoon in the country without taking at least one picture of a calf. Aint he adorable? Yeah, I know he is just itching to try out those new lil horns of his, but he is gonna have to wait a bit longer yet. 🙂
Thanks for sharing our afternoon in the country with us!
Excellent pictures!
Really love the calf one. He looks so sweet and innocent.
How nice to share your afternoon in the country especially after a day of clouds, fog and cold, raw air. Our daffodils are about four inches high but no blooms as yet. And they usually get zapped by the cold before Spring.
Beautiful photos, especially the daffodils. We still have tons of snow so it’ll be a long while before I’ll see my favorite spring flowers in the backyard.
~Amy Sue
What a lovely afternoon!
The calf is sweet I agree.
That particular calf caught my attention because he was crying for his mama. It about broke my heart. 🙁
Great pics. You have some really nice composition design going on! Wish I could see those daffodils-still way too much snow here……
Cath
I love the intermingling of contrasting textures in the “post” shot – the weathered wood, rusty horseshoe, aged moss & barbed wire. The South sounds nice -our daffodils are only up an inch!
LOVED your pictures! Nice to have a time out from *learning* I LOVE pictures of old buildings, old barns, such history in them. Thanks for sharing.
Judy
Cricket,
I love your pictures. The thing I love the most about them is the fact that they are not “posed” they just seem to “happen” in a really great way.