Near Lynnville, Tennessee, U. S. A.
November 2012
Lots of rurality here. I remember stopping here because of the donkey, but he/she didn't appreciate it and walked away from the fence. Looking for something for Madge's new theme I decided this is a worthy shot. I think my husband actually took the photo. He is not into photography whatsoever, but will indulge me from his passenger role on occasion. "Papa drives, Mama rides" has been reversed the last few months. (I'll update Husband News soon.)
Having been uninspired and uninterested in picture taking the last few weeks, I am hoping that getting in on the first week of a brand new theme will get me out of my rut.
Having been uninspired and uninterested in picture taking the last few weeks, I am hoping that getting in on the first week of a brand new theme will get me out of my rut.
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Rurality @ The View From Right Here with Madge Bloom
17 comments:
that's beautiful, amy.
(those of you who keep more than one blog drive me CRAZY!) :)
beautiful view. what do you mean Teresa, more than one blog - they keep us on our toes - we never know where they meant be at any given second?!! ha. ha!! ( :
That's a beautiful scene, Amy! You could link it to Friday Fences too.
beautiful photo and beautiful place, i almost missed that cute donkey
Wow - for someone not into photography - he composed a beautiful show. It's just like a donkey to turn it's back - he kind of made me laugh. :-)
give that hubby a pat on the back for this one!
How I would hate to have to mow those hills in Tennessee! They are beautiful but always my first thought whenever we took the boys to Nashville. Glad to see a new rural theme. I miss Rural Thursday.
I love rurality :)
Love it- just perfect for the new meme.
This is soooo very Tennessee. I love the rolling hills!
Love that 'Papa drives, Mamma rides.' How true that is of us, even though I LOVE driving and drive for a living...lol! Hope all is okay with your husband... Love this rural scene. I find it so interesting that often views in the mountains of the Blue Ridge, looks so much like the Northwest. Perhaps that's why my dad's family (from northwestern NC in the mtsn.) moved to western OR in the 1920s. Thank you for joining in 'Rurality Blog Hop #1' Hope to see you next Wednesday for #2...
That is a lovely pastoral scene. What a great first submission to the new blog meme!
Sometimes donkeys can be so nonchalant. This is a rather pretty scene and I'll bet in the spring it's extra-special. Maybe by that time that donkey will be in a better mood!
P.S. It's ironic that I chose a donkey pic today also. I too have been too busy and uninspired but I'm hoping as spring springs up just a bit more that will change.
Amy, that's a great photo! My husband indulges me as we're driving along. I'm always saying "Stop! Turn around." :)
Have a great weekend ~Anne
he did good w/ the perspective... i'd like to explore that old place =)
Oh, I like this...reminds me of places in east Tennessee, too.
I have been checking back to see if husband news had been updated since we last emailed...I hope he is feeling better and able to eat a bit more as these days pass by.
I love this shot it's just lovely.
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