sunny of barnyards and barnacles
posted two beautiful shots from here about a week ago
greenfield, massachusetts
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- slowly the farm succumbs
- pumpkins awaiting transformation
- descending to the level
- on the path
- are we men or are we sheep?
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- general store, harrisville, new hampshire
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- picture window
- star-spotting in a mill town
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- baa, baa, bright sheep
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- i used to dream
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- the geometry of a wood pile
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- a page from steffe's playbook
- day six: harrisville, new hampshire
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14 comments:
I understand the name of that tower: only climbing the stairs is already making a poetry, each step writing a part of it...
This truly is a fine place for you to hang for part of a day. I hope you took a seat after the climb.
Rapunzel, Rapunzel!!
I do love a tower.
What time were you there?
☼ Sunny
I love the stone of the tower and the view is wonderful! The neighborhood also looks like a lovely place to live.
Greenfield is so green field. Beauty.
What beautiful scenery!
What a postcard perfect little town. Beautiful!!
Beautiful photos!
Very inspiring, BC. Did you feel moved to write a few lines? If so, I would love to read them.
The tower is magnificent, I love the first shot!
Wonderful set of pictures from this adorable place, thanks for sharing!
Léia
I love the brickwork of the tower. Great shot too. It looks like a long way to the top, but rewarding nonetheless.
Amazing and unusual stones...
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