We are the flatlanders - those who love open space and large vistas. Agoraphobics would have a hard time around here.
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images from the land of corn & soybeans
About Me
- Suzanne
- The Farmer's Wife lives 9 miles from anything. Join her on a journey to connect with the rest of the world and find some common ground. Visit anytime. The screen door will be open and the porch light will be on.
Links
- At Home with the Farmer's Wife
- Blue Ridge Blog
- Boneidle
- Come Away With Me
- Confessions of a Pioneer Woman
- Enon Hall
- Express Trrain
- Fourteen Places to Eat
- Fun for Me, Music for You
- Garfield Farm
- Hoarded Ordinaries
- Home Security Blog
- Imaginerf
- Iowa Corn Cam
- Just This Side of Normal
- Karbon Kounty Moos
- Lamb of God Farm
- Neglected Beauty
- Paper - Rock - Scissors (My shop of handmade goods)
- Pure Florida
- Roundrock Journal
- Sand Creek Almanac
- Serial Photo
- Snapshots
- Stranger a Day
- Stranger a Day
- Sugar Creek Farm
- The Back Porch
- Thoreau's Journal
- Tjilipi
- White Crow Walking
Blog Archive
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- marshmallows
- blanketed
- interrupted work
- back to the bees
- in service of God and country
- in service of God and country continued
- in service of God and country continued
- in service of God and country continued
- in service of God and country continued
- social
- faith
- snapshot
- hand milking
- the outhouse
- hen house still life
- green
- newly shorn
- natashas hands
- king of the barnyard
- it's a hogs life
- pompadour
- a boy and his fowl
- faith
- Java
- flatlanders
- collapse
- live oak and tire swing
- muddy
- misty morning
- the narragansett
- lily lake cemetery
- silo abstract
- storm damage
- nothing runs like a deere
- faith
- alice's place
- dorothy's apple orchard
- the window
- organic clothes dryer
- the hay loft
- corn seedlings
- black & white
- snack
- the prize
- 3,600 pounds of muscle
- hitching up the wagon
- duke and doc
- ox driver
- faith
- silenced
- putting in the crop
- in sheeps clothing
- the surgeons knife
- chicken coop under midwestern sky
- kitchen still life
- harvestore blue
- wind in the willows
- mausoleum
- ice
- pretty maids in a row
- outside josies door
- small bits of culture
- josie's pot belly stove
- faith
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2 comments:
greetings from an expatriated flatlander. it is always exciting to be able to actually see the horizon.
http://private-eye.blogspot.com/2005/04/old-country.html
Out here in Kansas we have similar vistas: as awe inspiring as any mountain and beautiful in a soul-stirring way.
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