Bill took these photos two nights ago as a storm approached near sunset. The entire world turned orange.
I cowered in the living room with the storm radio. Gotta love the midwest in the spring.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
Bill and JoAnna's excellent adventure living in and restoring an 1856 Italianate farmhouse in rural Indiana.
Saw-whet Manor (12/07)
While searching for their first home, Bill and JoAnna visited an old, brick farmhouse and discovered a Saw-whet owl living in the front porch. At that moment, they knew they would buy the house.
This is a photographic reenactment of that event:
This is a photographic reenactment of that event:
Labels
- barn (9)
- Basement (2)
- Bathroom (12)
- Bedroom (10)
- bees (1)
- Bill's room (2)
- birds (26)
- brewing (10)
- Captain Jack (6)
- chickens (46)
- country love (28)
- economics (11)
- exterior (5)
- Fireplace (28)
- flowers (9)
- front room (3)
- garage (4)
- garden (34)
- Goals 2011 (5)
- goats (8)
- goddammit (11)
- grass (5)
- grounds (14)
- Guest Room (3)
- hay (3)
- House Geneology (2)
- Indiana (7)
- kitchen (3)
- kitties (37)
- knitting (75)
- library nook (4)
- Living Room (9)
- Midwest (5)
- motorized pumpkins (3)
- Naivete (8)
- old timey tools (5)
- ouch (5)
- our traditions (9)
- oven (14)
- pasture (6)
- politics (5)
- quilting (4)
- self-imposed yarn club (6)
- sheep (9)
- spinning (30)
- Staircase (2)
- state of the farm (1)
- sustainability (5)
- the great bat incident of 2008 (2)
- the mutt (48)
- travel (12)
- turkeys (15)
- visitors (6)
- weather (35)
- whoo hooo (51)
- wood abuse (7)
- woodlot (6)
- woodshed (5)
- Yummy stuff that grows (38)
Interesting - was it the result of spring winds picking up dust from freshly plowed soil? Or in celebration of the SU lacrosse team winning the NCAA tournament?
ReplyDeleteorange is ok, it's green that brings the tornado's. Mom B
ReplyDelete