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Filed under: Photography, Travel — Kristi at 4:27 am on Monday, June 8, 2009

Sunset Through The West Woods

But, this time I made sure to bring some sights home to Colorado with me…

Pick-Up My Ten Speed I Got on My Tenth Birthday

There is a pic of me at about age 3 sitting in this truck with grandma somewhere around the house. Now it sits on the farm yard with flat tires and ages a little more each year. It is still interesting and pretty in its own way though. The blue bike in the photo on the right was my first ten speed. Mom and dad put together a very elaborate treasure hunt around the farm for myself and one friend for my tenth birthday. There were little presents for both of as at each stop - candy bars, mystery books (yes, even at age ten I loved my mysteries) and the final stop was this bike, hidden away up in the hay loft!

Abandonded

I remember hopping a fence to sit in this old car that sits in the woods on the west side of the farm with one of my older cousins when I was little. I really wanted to get closer and get some detail shots, but I’m pretty certain I would have had to wade through a large patch of burning weed to do so :-( At least I’m pretty sure that was burning weed.

Yellow Tiger Kitten Smart Kittens

Of course there was no resisting these cuties! I hadn’t even though about the fact that I’d be home for spring kittens! My allergies weren’t happy, but I was :-)

The West Road Natural Framed Power Pole Before Sunset

West Field Before Sunset

Of course I needed some pics of the trees and grases of MN to get me through the usually dry Colorado summer!

I have work to catch up on now that I’m back in Colorado. If you’ve contacted me in the last two weeks you can expect it to take me until later this week to get back to everyone.

6 Comments »

Comment by Chris

June 8, 2009 @ 6:12 am

Did you leave before the rains hit?

Comment by Rebecca

June 8, 2009 @ 10:08 am

What lovely photographs! They remind me of the farm my grandparents had in Louisiana. Unfortunately, it has been leveled and is now overgrown so there is no visiting it for me. It is always funny to me how these homesteads don’t seem complete without an old undriven truck deteriorating in the yard.

Aren’t you guys green up your way? We have had amazing rainfall and I’ve never seen Colorado so green. The wildflowers will be amazing this year.

Comment by mrspao

June 8, 2009 @ 2:59 pm

What beautiful kittens and wonderful memories. Thanks for sharing them with us!

Comment by Carrie K

June 10, 2009 @ 5:51 pm

Kittens!

It looks so green there. Lovely.

Comment by sharecropper

June 23, 2009 @ 6:42 pm

What wonderful pictures, and you’ve gone on to take more classes. I’m so delighted to be visiting your blog again.

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January 28, 2010 @ 10:52 am

[…] My last full day in Minnesota had a spectacular display of hoarfrost! So my sister took the day off and we went on a photo walk around the farm and some other places in the area. The cemetery images I shared before were from that day. Today I thought I’d share some of the sights from around the farm. You got to see the farm in early summer, why not see it in mid-winter as well? […]

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