The everyday of our family farm
I've just caught up again with your posts since I went away.I like the one of the wrinkly tin in the pink glow of the morning. It made me wonder if corrugated iron is called wrinky tin in Australia or does it have another nickname?
It amazes me just how flat your lands are. Happy Easter Diane
Beautiful .....
Simple and lovely...
Beautiful view.
How lucky you/we are.
It makes me sing to myself the song from the musical Oklahoma: Oh what a beautiful morning, oh what a beautiful day!
That is quite the spectacular view.I love it.
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I've just caught up again with your posts since I went away.I like the one of the wrinkly tin in the pink glow of the morning. It made me wonder if corrugated iron is called wrinky tin in Australia or does it have another nickname?
ReplyDeleteIt amazes me just how flat your lands are. Happy Easter Diane
ReplyDeleteBeautiful .....
ReplyDeleteSimple and lovely...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful view.
ReplyDeleteHow lucky you/we are.
ReplyDeleteIt makes me sing to myself the song from the musical Oklahoma: Oh what a beautiful morning, oh what a beautiful day!
ReplyDeleteThat is quite the spectacular view.I love it.
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