We moved to Oregon from Southern California in '93 and lived on an old chicken farm next door before my parents split the property, sold the other place and built a new house when I was a freshman in high school. It was the first brand new home I ever lived in and my parents are still here today. I love how all the additions to make it a farm are collected, recycled, used and loved. Everything here has been built and taken care of by both of my parents- the gates, the fences, the chicken coop, the gardens.. all lots of love, all lots of work.
Are you a city dweller, a country folk.. or can you do both?
I am more of a city dweller. I've never lived in the country .. For the most part. Like right now I love in Texas, but I live in the city. That's the closest I've been to it. I think I would enjoy the country for a vacation but I don't know if I could handle not living in a city. I was uncomfortable living in the suburbs, where everything was quieter.
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Country....Some of those pictures look so familar to me :) Rusty gates, fire wood, fence, and dried up sun flowers :) Have a happy Sunday! xx Holly
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ReplyDeleteGorgeous photos, I loved growing up in farm land. There is always so much to see and look at.
ReplyDeleteI'm such a city girl- to the point that I get a bit freaked out in the quiet, open land. :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos.