Hello Everyone!
I won't bore you with what I have been doing the last few months...I would bore myself as it feels like it has been a whole lot of nothing, yet busy at the same time. I hope everyone is safe and healthy and I hope all my American friends and readers have voted.
Here are a couple pictures from August 2020. I don't normally take pictures of granaries but I like the first image as they are old wooden bins and I like the second image for the sky and canola. Interestingly these bins are close together but one on the east side of the road and the other on the west side. A brief but intense thunderstorm followed not too long after these images were taken.
Thanks for sticking around for my sporadic posts! I will catch up with all your blogs soon.
...I love these old grain bins, it would be great to turn one into a small cottage. It's wonderful to see you back, take care.
ReplyDeleteThanks Tom! I have seen photos of that done before and it is a very cool!
DeleteMy father had a great story about ripping down old wooden grain bins after the war. It involved rats and a city slicker on the work crew.
ReplyDeleteHi Debra! Sounds like a good story!
DeleteGood to see you again! Wonderful shots.
ReplyDeleteThanks William! I always seem to find granaries when I all I want to find is a barn lol
DeleteWelcome back. These are gorgeous. I loved how you positioned the granaries in the photos. The sky in the second photo is incredible.
ReplyDeleteThank you! Also was kind of cool to find 2 sets of 3 bins! 3 seem to repeat a lot in my life. :)
DeleteWelcome back Jenn, it certainly has been a very different 2020. Both of these images are superb, love both compositions very much 💛
ReplyDeleteThank you Grace! Nice to visit everyone's blogs again!
DeleteWelcome back Jenn, it's nice to see you again. Staying healthly and safe I hope. Nicely composed photos with lovely looking skies. Have a wonderful upcoming weekend and take care!
ReplyDeleteThanks Bill, I appreciate the comments. Take care!
DeleteThere is a big gap since your last posting. I am glad to see you are back.
ReplyDeleteThanks Andy! I am glad to be back and have some cool posts (I think) coming up!
DeleteI am sure these structures are a quintessential part of the prairie landscape. One day, before I get too old to even contemplate it, I must drive to the west coast. I have visited Winnipeg twice, made a connecting flight in Saskatoon, visited both Calgary and Edmonton twice, always on business, and that is the extent of my experience of Western Canada east of the Rockies.
ReplyDeleteHi David, so many interesting things to see! Calgary is my hometown and I love it there. I am about an 1.5hours north of there now and have explored more of the province in the last few years than ever before. The drive to the coast of BC is beautiful and the drive from here to Winnipeg is also beautiful in a different way. I have not been east on Winnipeg.
Deletehehehehehe, these are 2 wonderful images. BORE!?!?! now i could bore you. i can't drive so i am often limited to sharing things around the house. it's getting real boring around my blog!!!
ReplyDeletei like these for the same reasons you do, i really like the 2nd one!!!
Good to see you posting again. I like the old round wooden granaries as well.
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