Driving home through the centre of the island earlier in the week these are some of the things we saw out in the paddocks.
A deer farm, blurred because we were on the move. |
Cows, beef I think (not dairy). Again blurred
a little because we were still on the move.
Sheep, naturally :) |
Honey Bees. |
Free range chooks. |
We also passed free range pigs but I never managed to
get a shot of them as I didn't have my camera ready
and we were on the move, just at the beginning
of our journey. I don't like to ask my GKB
to stop on the highway.
joining Stephanie at:roses of inspiration
Short posts this week as we are just back
from holiday and I am still in holiday mode.
Keep well, enjoy yourselves whatever you are doing
and I'll see you next week.
Diana
Probably safer not to stop on the highway however tempting the photo opportunity might be. I liked the bee hives photo best.
ReplyDeleteWonderful to see all that populates the fields there! The deer farm, in particular, fascinates me. It seems so lovely there with all the open countryside.
ReplyDeleteDiana, I love to see the animals! I've never heard of free range pigs before. I wish one would wander my way.
ReplyDeleteI have taken my life into my hands stopping on the highway to take a picture! Lots of pretty country that you drove by.
ReplyDeleteI too take photos from moving vehicles. Some are okay others just trash. I put the camera on landscape mode and it understands that I'm moving. Don't know how it works but good for distant shots, not for close ups when on the move.
ReplyDeleteLove your header photo Diana! reminds me of some of the photos I've just put up. So enjoyed your Rail Trail post too! well done! And I also think one of the nicest ways to see someone else's part of the world is when you drive about from A - B and take photos (whilst moving or otherwise) Good to know you and your GKB are well and happy.
ReplyDeleteSuch lovely photos! Thank you so much for sharing. I apologize that I haven't been by in a while....I stopped receiving your blogs and all blogs that come from Google. OH, it has been frustrating! But, I am trying to remember to stop by more often. So thankful all is well with you! God bless you today. :)
ReplyDeleteIt is always the way that you see good things to photograph when you are driving and can't stop isn't it! You got some good shots though! xx
ReplyDeleteI have never seen deer in a pasture Diana! I learn something every day from your blog. Here they are wild and hunters have a chance to bag venison for their freezers in the fall.
ReplyDeleteIt is so frustrating when you see something to take a pic of when you are travelling isn't it? You did a fine job though. By the way I really like your header picture :)
ReplyDeleteNice critters along your journey.
ReplyDeleteLovely scenery and animals. I wish there were more places to pull over safely to take pictures.
ReplyDeletewhahahahahaha... blurred because you were on the move. I love that comment.
ReplyDeleteBlurry or not they are fun photos.
cheers, parsnip
I thoroughly enjoy seeing farm animals in fields, it's just so peaceful in the country.
ReplyDeleteI thoroughly enjoy seeing farm animals in fields, it's just so peaceful in the country.
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