Buildings, Barns & Covered Bridges. We drove the 'routes' through small towns and villages.
Quiet & Quaint. Colorful & Crisp. Old & Serene.
"Life on the farm is kinda laid back"
How Many Graveyards
How many graveyards?
How many barns?
Countless wooden fences,
Quiet little farms.
Long covered bridges
Shielding from the rain.
Old decrepit buildings,
With wiggly window panes.
Here they sell you syrup,
That flowed from maple trees,
Here they sell you apples,
And how about some cheese?
Driving along the countryside,
Through tiny village towns,
Seeing all the autumn leaves
Tumbling, tumbling down.
'Tis the crowning glory
Now summer's at it's end,
I can't wait to see what's found
Waiting 'round the bend
~~Aleen Rockwood 2008
Chess Anyone? Ghostly Chessmen
ALL IN ONE: Graveyard - Chruch and Orange Tree
OUTSTANDING VALUE: this home is for sale
Getting ready for Halloween: SPOOKY
Almost makes you want to be a cow.....
A short covered bridge
An un-covered bridge
A long covered bridge
A New house for the TOLLS
Nice hotel for a windy autumn night - no we did not stay here.
Built in the 1600 but 'modenrized'.
This little barn is falling down, falling down, falling down.....
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