This is fall in the midwest.
Foggy, misty mornings, sunlight and water droplets conspiring to create a mystical landscape.
This represents my morning commute.
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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.
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- 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
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- happy halloween
- faith
- alices place
- sentinels
- wind power
- blue sky - barn red
- organic form
- entrepreneur
- lonely tree
- mill creek
- shocks
- archaeologist
- harvest
- coal train
- abandoned
- faith
- fall
- implements
- volunteer
- fully involved
- green jewel
- gone fishing....again
- R.F.
- the watched pot
- chicken fricasee
- corn sheller
- red hot
- smithie
- evoking the past
- whiskey for breakfast
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7 comments:
Zanne - is that natural color?
I did lighten up a bit in photoshop, but that's basically the color. The original was a bit darker and even more gold/rust color. It was an awesome sight, that's for sure. - Suzanne
Absolutely lovely, I love ground fog, at least if I don't have to drive far in it.
That's a good one--beautiful!
That's beautiful. I didn't realize the midwest was so scenic, Honest, I hadn't the foggiest notion...
lovely ...
Very Nice. Looks like one of those old cowboy movie. Or like the Twilight Zone (Do you remember those round bushes swirling in the wind? When I was young, was afraid by them)...
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