I packed a hurried repast to satisfy the hunger pains
while ensuring that the camera was charged and ready.
Then we cranked up the trusty "cage"
for a trek through the countryside.
These are a few I, or husband, snapped along the way.
A local herald of Spring, they're not native but they grow wild here.
Byrd Farm
Ralston Road
Corn field
on Cross Swamp Road
Mother Goose and her two
surviving goslings.
Sinclair Road
Abandoned farm
Ralston Road
Otter Creek
Otter Creek Road
Ride Safe,
(NOTE: More photos reside here. All where taken in Pierce County, Georgia USA)
Pretty countryside. Looks like a great day to ride.
ReplyDeleteYou two enjoy the weekend. Love you.
Pretty pictures. There is nothing like the country and it's beauty. Have a nice Saturday.
ReplyDeleteBEAUTIFUL!!! I love the goose and her babies. Thanks for sharing. Blessings
ReplyDeleteGreat photo's, what fun to feel the wind rush by.
ReplyDeleteI love your photos. The corn looks good. Should be a good crop this year. I love looking at old barns in the country and never realized their beauty in a photo until the last few years. I hope you have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteBecause of all the rain, the entire countryside and especially the corn is looking good. I've noticed very few of the farmers have had to use their "pivots". No depletion of ground water that way too.
ReplyDeleteI'm a sucker for stopping and photographing old buildings. I always wonder what story they could tell if they could talk.
The Mama goose started out with 5 or 6 goslings. She's down to 2. I think it's because of coyotes.
Have a wonderful weekend all! ~:)
Love the ride today. Oh how beautiful. You and your husband must have a great time together. I love old abandoned buildings. These are great photos.
ReplyDeleteWow! That's post card stuff right there! Soooo good! Makes me want to put in an offer to the realtor on that abandoned farm house :)
ReplyDeleteSoutheast Georgia does offer a lot of beauty. I gripe and moan about this or that here but the living is cheaper, there's more liberty and the surroundings are enough to tempt even the most ardent curmudgeon (like me) to enjoy. ~:)
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