I passed this vintage sign at the old Sensabaugh homeplace and farm.
Drive up to the Rexrode Homeplace
The fields in front are no longer cut for the hay.
I found some wee flowers I could try to sketch.
The fence on this side is beginning to break and fall into disrepair.
Some more possibilities for sketching at the cattle guard.
It was in my own yard that I found one to sketch.
This is our front yard right after the grass had been cut.
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ReplyDeleteyou have a pretty yard, nice and shady! funny you found a flower right where you started! by the way, we are home...our trip was the end of june - early july!
ReplyDeleteHi Genie, it was so nice to see you here today I've missed you. Gosh the Rexrode property looks so wonderful in this setting surrounded by trees, even with the fence and front a little un-loved, it still looks like a wonderful property, let's hope someone comes along and snaps it up soon. Love that big shady tree in your front garden, how green and lush everything looks. I'm still hobbling around with a fractured knee.. such a pain :)Going back now to check out any posts of yours I might have missed. You take care and I'll catch you soon xx
ReplyDeleteI love the fences, yes. But your own garden is a little Paradise. Super. That's a holdays garden.
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oh, that beautiful lane and old broken-down fence with flowers. gorgeous. i hope someone can buy that lovely big home and love it again.
ReplyDeleteHi there friend. Wish I could sit on that porch and drink ice tea with you. Hugs
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely place for someone not to enjoy.
ReplyDeleteThe beautiful house with a long driveway is perfect for B&B.
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Gorgeous shots. I love country roads. Thanks for sharing. I'm following you now.
ReplyDeleteLovely place, I hope someone buys it one day. You found some great fences.
ReplyDeletelovely garden- is that a Bee Balm blossom? Cheers!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful images. Love the bee balm!
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