Bradford County Barn

This barn sits along Route 14, near Columbia Crossroads. It has a lot of texture to it.

Bradford County in the Winter

Brown. And plain. Not my favorite time of year.

Goodbye, November

One last look at the colors of autumn. The end of November has turned this part of Pennsylvania to an ugly brown color. With so little sunshine, things look very dull. Thank goodness the colors of Christmas will be here soon!

WHAT Did You Say?

Two geldings trying to lay claim to the same ground. This was actually taken several years ago, but I love the communication they seem to be having, even if it doesn't look too friendly!

That Deer in the Headlights Look

Yes, that's it. A little fuzzy, but these guys can be a bit elusive.

Happy Thanksgiving!

I have to post this a day early....but this is what it looks like when two season meet! Still have the pumpkins out until after Thanksgiving, but somebody forgot to tell the snow that it wasn't time yet!

Inside the storage closet

Found this room one day while shooting at the Bradford County Farm Museum.

Old Rusty Wheel

This old wheel is outside the Bradford County Farm Museum.

Farm Museum Sign

A sign that hangs on the front of the Bradford County Farm Museum.

Bradford County Farm Museum

Located at Alparon Park, Troy, Pennsylvania

Smile Pretty!

Sonja, looking her silly self. This dog is so goofy. She always makes me laugh.

Stef and Rosie

This is Stef aboard Rosie, taken one evening.

Our Candy Sue, aka Rosie

This is Stefanie's horse, Rosie. She is a thoroughbred, who raced for six years, under the name Our Candy Sue. She is a beautiful horse, still going strong, even though she is eighteen years old. She has been our horse for six years.

Me and My Shadow

Proof positive! These two are best friends...but only if nobody is watching!

Kobe

This is Kobe, the object of Miss Lily's affections. He has been with us for eleven years. Another prime example of "The Best Things in Life are Free". He came to school for kindergarten show and tell, and found a home, along with two of his brothers and sisters. This dog is the epitome of loyal - and he was very talented in his younger days. Now he is suffering from a degenerating hip, and his eyes are getting a bit cloudy. But every once in awhile he still has enough vigor to chase a squirrel across the yard. We love him.

Lily (The Queen)

The best things in life are free - she was given to us by a very good friend. She actually was born in a barn! This lovely cat puts up with three dogs, one of whom she has adopted as her best friend. She loves to snuggle, and she loves the sound of her cat food hitting the bowl.

Sonja and Melo

Sonja is actually the pup on the left, Melo the mom on the right. I helped the puppies into the world. We kept Sonja for Jason, since she was born while he was in a coma. She was the fifth puppy, a female, and tricolor. She is named for Jason - Sonja is Jason mixed up!

Lily and Melo

Not the greatest quality, but it has the cuteness factor! Lily and Melo are one day apart in age, and came to live with us one week apart, back in 2004.

Wynken, Blynken, and Nod

These precious little lambs were triplets. Stef and I watched them being born on a cold spring day. All three survived, the little one on the left was the last one born.

Got a penny.....I mean quarter?

Used to be worth a penny, now it takes a quarter!

Corn and 'Maters

Grown in Pennsylvania. The contrasting colors make for a beautiful arrangement.

Nerds

Grape. Actually, I was practicing with lighting.

Kiwi

Lovely green fruit.

Sugary Treat

A pinwheel of color!

Comfort Food

Mmm, mmm good.