Seen around the county during the last month
A nearly-dry stream bed in late September.
Now, the water is probably full of fallen leaves.
A full barn of tobacco, curing
in the fresh country air.
in the fresh country air.
Dad and kids, headed home
from the produce auction
from the produce auction
The northern part of Christian County has dozens
(or hundreds?) of small fields like this one, where the
ground is flat enough to farm between hills and streams.
This is corn, drying in the field before harvest.
This is corn, drying in the field before harvest.
The shorter flowers are members of the aster family,
and the taller ones are ironweed, as I recall.
Last spring, these were wheatfields.
Now, they're beanfields (soybeans).
This complex west of Hopkinsville
has about a dozen tobacco barns in it.
The smoke can get heavy when
the barns are being fired.
the barns are being fired.
A horseless carriage, so to speak
Late afternoon sunshine on a
field of ripening soybeans
The sun is setting much earlier now.
I saw this gorgeous sunset on my
way home from work one night.
Keely and I went to an interesting moving
sale at this house in Hopkinsville.
The seller had lots of cool, collectible stuff.
At the Farmers Market in
downtown Hopkinsville
1 comment:
Fun photos! Thanks for sharing them.
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