We live in a new apartment building with seven units. Our neighbour next door is an old farm, with the barn, the yard, and the house. When we moved in ten years ago, the farm was already not a working farm anymore. The old farmer … Continue reading Next Door Neighbours
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and the hope that the farmer is cautious with the supplements.
FOWC with Fandango: Supplement
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Come along.
Many farmhouses in the Odenwald look like this.
Let’s go in and get out some tools.
Harrows look like torture instruments of old.
I couldn’t leave without showing you the Porsche under the farm vehicles.
Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge: All Things Farm Related.
Linked to Bushboy’s The Last on the Card Challenge – my last snap of October.
No editing, no explanation.
Our walks during lock down where often through eerily quiet neighbourhoods. No cars, no playing children, even no animals could be heard. Then an unimaginable ruckus! All the louder for the earlier silence.
An old farm building was being prepared for core renovation and bricks and stones were coming down a shoot at speed to land in the trailer of a tractor. What a ruckus!
Needless to say that I took 10 photos with a pile of unmoving stones until I got one with a stone in mid air!
Linked to the Ragtag Daily Prompt: Ruckus.
Fore best effect, you have to click really fast (almost like a flip-book).
Linked to Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge: Pets and Farm Animals.
Christmas lights at the entry to a farm. Not frilly but it still looks inviting.
#5 square lights Bauernhofweihnachtslichter
Inspecting with the farmer.
Here there be milk, right from the farm.
And here they sell eggs, well yes, and milk as well.
This is the farmer’s family who tends the flower field. They are asking for people who pick the flowers to be honest and pay fair.
Linked to Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge: Things found on a farm.
An old bar, old stables, all with a new roof.
For A Photo a Week: new.
New photos can be found here.
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