Indian Summer was upon us and our freezing night turned into a gloriously sunny and beautiful day. I did the chores and then headed out in the car to take a driving tour of rural Elmer Road, just over the county line in the town of Moria. I was not disappointed, beginning by snapping a photo of these two barns and silo:
The cattle who belonged with those barns:
I got a shot from a different angle as I began my tour of Elmer Road:
I passed corn fields, forests and this hay field, bordered by a woodland of golden leaves and white birch trunks:
Pine forests:
This lovely log home was right at home, sitting between its split rail fence and the forest trees:
Another hay field, this one bordered by a woodland of mostly White Pine:
Partially harvested cornfields:
And a woodsy home, nestled back in the pines:
This large, well kept barn sat behind a stone wall and barbed wire fence:
I came to an Amish farm with twin silos, a large grain bin and lots of old farm equipment. And there was more yet to see. I'll post Part 2 tomorrow:
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