This week Amy has challenged us to show countryside and/or small towns.
We’ve traveled many back roads during our travels around the United States. As we drive along I love seeing the crops growing in the fields and knowing where our food comes from. I am grateful to all the hardworking farmers who grow the food and other crops that we need.





Sometimes the countryside is filled with colorful wildflowers and other interesting sights.


Many thanks to Amy for this weeks Lens-Artists Photo Challenge – Countryside and/or Small Towns
Beautifully done. We are traveling through PA right now, lots of farms and small towns. Love it!
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Beautiful country in Pennsylvania!
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Beautiful photo selections. I love Texas countryside and farmland. The photo of boots and Bluebonnets is my favorite. Thank you so much for joining in! š
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Amy, thank you. I loved seeing the Texas bluebonnets in the spring. We enjoyed out time in the Texas Hill Country.
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Me too!!
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Ah, love the cotton and the boots!
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Thank you! We loved driving on the Texas farm roads when the bluebonnets were blooming.
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I can understand that!
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Lovely š Reminds me of where I grew up, especially the corn pictures!
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Fun pics. Our favorite was the boots on the post.
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Excellent photos. Did you ‘crop’ some of those shots? (Cotton and corn.) š
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Your posts with photos from your travels always make me smile because I picture you having so much to draw on and having to pare it down. Great shots. š
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Thanks Judy. When going through my old photos I always find pictures of something I had forgotten about. That’s one of the reasons I enjoy doing it.
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Loved these Beth – true we don’t often think of the hard-working farmers who grow our food do we? (Great catch on the boot too!). Surprised they still have cotton fields with all of the foreign imports and high-tech fabrics these days. Must be a really difficult crop to sell.
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Tina, thank you. We have lots of cotton fields in Georgia and we saw a lot of cotton growing in Mississippi and Arkansas.
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The backroads are our favorites! Love your collection of shots!
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Thank you.
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