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justiceischeap

(14,040 posts)
Sun Mar 17, 2013, 07:07 AM Mar 2013

Barns, Bridges and Cows...Oh my.

Went for a drive yesterday to get some photos of covered bridges. Found a lot of other things in my travels (including overcast skies and rain).

Red Barn


Wirthmore Feeds


Broken down Barn


LeGore Bridge


Loys Station Covered Bridge


Roddy Ridge Covered Bridge


Talking Cow


Pepsi Drinking Cows (There was an empty can of Pepsi on the ground)


Cows in the Rain

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Barns, Bridges and Cows...Oh my. (Original Post) justiceischeap Mar 2013 OP
This one-time dairy farmer approves. Scuba Mar 2013 #1
I grew up in Lancaster County, PA and it was like old home day for me justiceischeap Mar 2013 #2
Thanks for Celebration Mar 2013 #3
I love these! Solly Mack Mar 2013 #4
Thanks Solly! justiceischeap Mar 2013 #5
Perfect illustration of the word "bucolic" Mira Mar 2013 #6
Lovely shots all... ljm2002 Mar 2013 #7

justiceischeap

(14,040 posts)
2. I grew up in Lancaster County, PA and it was like old home day for me
Sun Mar 17, 2013, 07:17 AM
Mar 2013

Living amongst the Amish gave me an appreciation for pastoral scenes and it also made me go vegetarian when I figured out why those cute baby cows were chained to "cow" houses.

Celebration

(15,812 posts)
3. Thanks for
Sun Mar 17, 2013, 08:39 AM
Mar 2013

A very refreshing drive into the country! The photos, rather than the text, were woven into a "story."

ljm2002

(10,751 posts)
7. Lovely shots all...
Sun Mar 17, 2013, 09:20 PM
Mar 2013

...I especially love the first barn and the first bridge, both because of the stonework on them.

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