I was coming home from Potsdam when I decided to turn onto Needham Road for a quick tour and a few photos. I started with this placid, friendly looking Hereford, who watched me from its home among the birch trees:
And right next to the Hereford, these three horses lounged comfortably:
I'd stopped at Martin's Market before, but there wasn't much going on this time of year in spite of the unseasonable weather. Nonetheless, I turned in for a better look:
This market is a sort of gigantic roadside vegetable stand in season:
And in the field right behind Martin's Market, the ground was still covered with squash of various kinds:
I continued on Needham Road, coming to Goodwin's Orchard:
There was an impressive stone wall, old maple trees, a small greenhouse and several outbuildings beside the farm house:
And on the other side of the house and barn were the apple trees, all fenced in to protect them from deer:
The next farm on Needham Road was Burkum & Son Holsteins. Behind the sign was an outdoor wood furnace and lots of firewood. I don't suppose they'd used much yet since our winter had (so far) been so warm:
There were barns, silos and, of course, Holsteins:
And farm fields all around, bordered by barbed wire and woodlands. There was lots more to see on Needham Road, which I'll post tomorrow:
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