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Tag Archives: rural
The Old Homestead
I love the openness of western lands. And little bits of history here and there. Along Highway 135, Wyoming, USA.
City Glove Country Glove
They are both lost. Doesn’t matter if you are a tough work glove destined to share your country space with coyote poop… or a fashion accessory accented by pink litter at a city curb you are still lost. It has … Continue reading
Fencing in a Marsh
Another photo from near Ramah, New Mexico. Linking to Friday Fences.
Most Beautiful Backyard
A short road trip to northwest New Mexico felt like a long way from home. A bit higher elevation and therefore, a bit cooler. On a visit to friends of friends, I saw the most beautiful backyard ever. This is … Continue reading
Eastern New Mexico Landscape
A simple fence and older windmill south of Tucumcari, New Mexico. And I’ll link to Friday Fences so you can see more fence photos.
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Tagged fence, friday fences, New Mexico, photography, rural, Tucumcari, windmill
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Fjord Ponies
I think these are Fjord ponies. Whatever breed, they are beautiful. I’ll link this to Friday Fences, but it’s really about the horses!
Cody Nebraska Grain Elevator
Here’s a textured version of a photo I took last year in Cody, Nebraska. I think the alterations improved it. This is the original. I love old buildings, especially these rusty ones.
Stone Corner Post
I saw this stone corner post near Globe, Arizona last month. The rocks are enclosed in a wire cylinder. Great use for all the rocks found on the land! It does look like rough land to fence. I’ll add this … Continue reading
Minimalist Fence
Minimalist and quite ineffective fence. OK, maybe it was a gate to begin with, but it really works as a fence, just not a very good one. I’ll try to sneak it into Friday Fences.
Wordless Wednesday Horses
Linking to Wordless Wednesday.
Burnt Fence Post
Once a large post, now it’s more sculptural than functional. Yellowing cottonwoods along the Rio Grande can be seen in the background. Linking with Friday Fences.
Always Backroads 