Farm Landscapes + PFA #3

| Allison

When I was up at my grandparents’ not too long ago, I took some neat landscape pictures of our farm. (My grandparents live just up the lane – we are super blessed that way!) It was a beautiful spring evening and the farm just looked so pretty…

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Isn’t this neat? I took it on the “panorama” setting of my camera.

(Click on any photo in a collage to enlarge.)

I love these photos – this one especially.
Can you spot the bird?
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Geese at the pond – my camera zooms really well!

 

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Sun through a tree at my grandparents’ woods

 

I hope you enjoyed looking at these photos as much as I enjoyed taking them! Which picture was your favorite?

Oh, and I think a PFA (Post from the Forgotten Abyss) might be due. Check out this post I made in September 2014 (!!) with pictures of lots of different animals found around our farm.

 

***Allison***

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19 thoughts on “Farm Landscapes + PFA #3”

  1. Beautiful!! I’m supported to pick ONE favorite?! But their all so breath-taking!! Fine… I’ll choose the pano ;). Your farm is so big! I’m really curious about your farm–like do you sell the eggs to egg companies (I’m guessing)? And how does that work?

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    1. Thank you so much, Hayley! I’m really glad you liked them! Yeah, I really like the panorama too. 😀
      Yes, we gather the eggs and then sell them to a hatching company where the eggs hatch into chicks. Then the chicks get shipped off to chick houses (I wish we could have chick houses instead of chicken houses! 😀 ) where they grow into chickens. Then the chickens get sent to farms like ours and the cycle starts again. 🙂 We get new chickens about once a year. I did a post about some of the weird, mutant-eggs we get sometimes. XD 😛 You can check it out if you’d like to know more about the eggs: https://afarmgirlslife.wordpress.com/2015/08/31/the-amazing-chicken-egg/

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      1. Thats really cool!! So do the companies you share them with ever sell them to people who want to incubate eggs to have their own chickens? I saw that post when you posted it, I just didn’t comment apparently :p. I’d love it if you posted more about your farm and chickens!!

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