Taking a ride in the country is one of my favorite things to do.
I love taken pictures of things long forgotten and left to nature. To
me they are art and become part of the landscape and the history of a town.
Once upon a time someone worked hard for and dreamed of all those
things above. It makes me think about the material stuff I own and how one day it will
just be junk somewhere. Yes, one day our new iphone’s, our big screen TV’s…all our precious
trinkets…even our homes we love and live in now will wither away. There’re
definitely things we should be very thankful for but they should not be our treasures. Yes all this reminds me our
treasures need to be in things that don’t perish.
But collect
for yourselves treasures in Heaven, where neither moth nor rust destroys. Matthew 6:20
I hope that sends you on your own treasure hunt today J
Oh how I wished we lived closer! I would love to have you take my son's senior pictures! All of your pictures would make really neat backgrounds for Sr pics. My friend who did take his pictures did a wonderful job. She is the nurse at the church camp he has gone to since 3rd grade and has a wonderful camera and they had a fabulous day! She took them at camp last summer.
ReplyDeleteYou and she have similar taste. On a trip to NY city she found beauty in manhole covers, old buildings and random signs, not just the typical touristy pics that I would take.
Have a beautiful day!
Hugs,
Anne
Oh Anne you read my mind...I have a feeling I will be going back to this farm often to take all kinds of pictures for peeps ...my grand baby being the first ...I'm doing her Easter picture's here this week. And your friend sounds like my kind of person! LOL
DeleteWhat do they say..... "one man's trash is another man's treasure." Those are such beautiful pictures. You've really captured the heart and soul of those old buildings.
ReplyDeleteI would love that wagon wheel for my garden! Nice find on your drive.
Hugs,
Kim
Really! I would if I could drag have that stuff home to my yard...LOL
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