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back when they made things to last

back when they made things to last

some detail on how houses or cabins were built back in the 19th century.. this is a different point of view on the Looney house pioneer museum in Ashville, Al ...
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some detail on how houses or cabins were built back in the 19th century.. this is a different point of view on the Looney house pioneer museum in Ashville, Al area..
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Aug, 2016

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in April of 2011 an EF-4 tornado hit my dad's farm and Thanks to Jesus, they are all still with us..I took this image about 1 week afterwards..se

a ladybug on some roadside "Marsh Merigolds" a common name for them here in Alabama

My Lord can paint some beautiful scenes in my small hometown of Ashville,Al

when the bird feeder runs out.. you get strange looks from some of the visitors

Border collies move herds by there intense stare, this is rocky's stare

grew this one on my back porch

i composed a shot using some of my favorite antiques..candlelight is so neat to shoot..

My "Rocky" he is a border collie mix-rescue, he is my emotional support animal, Togerther , I am beating chronic depression

at miss Jody's house atop Chandler Mountain!!,Alabama

"Humans can not exist without nature"

when it comes to working on the farm (herding),being loyal to his master, helping me with depression.. My rocky, a Border Collie mix-rescue, is truly

due to a drought this year we have early onset of fall color..we normally wouldnt see this until late november...

a walk in the woods in winter time of 2013, we had some flooding going on..Taken behind Ashville First baptist church..

This is the John Looney House Pioneer Museum in Ashville,Alabama. It stands abandoned and is open twice a year for fall and spring festivals.

even winter can be neat on the farm

daisy

Dramatic sunset

Civil war reenactment "Battle of Janey Furnace" in Ohatchee, Alabama

these two were utilizing the nesting box in my backyard..

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