Some handsome boids:
This fellow was gigantic!
Look at those tail feathers!
One lone turkey:
This gal was gorgeous!
Lots of noise:
Baby ducks for sale:
Chicken feathers! LOL!
The vendor sold a lot of these:
Bunnies!
The ride back to Coopville - the clouds started rolling in:
Newer barns....
... and older ones:
So true!
Whew! That was a looong post!
:o)
Yeah, but it was a good one! ;-)
ReplyDeleteThank you, Gorges! Another show in October!
DeleteThat was a GREAT post!Those boids are gorgeous! I love old barns too...we have lots of tobacco barns around here...I've asked Ken if we could take a day or two and just go round and let me take photos of them...Great Scott's, he has agreed! So one day soon...But you keep on clicking your camera, and video...cause I love your subject matter!
ReplyDeleteWould love to see the barns in your area! Glad you liked the photos!
DeleteI love your rides. Told T yesterday your photos are like post cards of places I've never seen. Keep them coming.
ReplyDeleteThose photos were all on the main roads. Will have to take a ride on the back ones soon - hasn't change much in 100 years!
DeleteDucks! Coopville needs ducks!
ReplyDeleteWas tempted, very tempted, but the coyotes would get them.
DeleteReally, really fun pictures.
ReplyDeleteYour hubby could make a pond, and you could have ducks too! They eat slugs and snails.
They were so darn cute! But Hubby's favorite words to me are: "NO, no, NO!" (I ain't getting an adorable mini goat either......)
DeleteAh-Haaaaaa-haaaaa!!!
ReplyDeleteHe'd want ducks if you're plagued by slugs like they are on the West side of the Cascades. Worked for a greenhouse one summer long ago. Hot summer days we'd all pot stuff up in a shaded outside area. The owner had a "herd" of ducks that would spend the days cleaning up slugs from the entire area.
By quitting time, we'd see these ducks waddling home with their craws dragging on the ground and with slug-slime hanging off their bills...happily quacking amongst themselves. Next day they'd set out to do it all again.
That must have looked funny! Not too many slimy slugs here. If I forget to bring in the waterer from under the deck overnight, there may be one or two small ones under it, but that's all. Not enough of 'em to convince Hubby, though!
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