I was taking a driving tour of Brighton, New York. They had a nice community park:
And earthy, wood-toned homes:
Lots of American flags displayed and lots of front porches, always with a backdrop of tall forest trees:
More homes were painted brown or green than any other color, even white:
And most had flowers in bloom out front. Wood piles indicated lots of wood stoves would be in use this winter:
Metal roofs were the ultimate in practicality in high snow areas such as the Adirondacks:
A well constructed home, comfortably situated in the Adirondack forest:
An old barn, an abandoned trailer and a scrapped fire truck sitting in what had once been a farm field. Very interesting, but I had no explanation:
Nicely landscaped and comfortable in its natural setting:
A home which I thought was designed to take advantage of the spectacular views:
And a bit of luxury in the Adirondacks:
Very woodsy. Brighton is a large, spread out town with lots to see. So I took many photos and will post a Part 3 tomorrow:
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