Although I can't say for certain, I believe this to be Miskell's Farm, located in Charlotte, VT
When I look at this photo I think of the Dixie Chicks song, Wide Open Spaces. It's a view that no camera can bring justice too, you just have to stand there and see it for yourself. Only if you do I hope it's not as cold as the day I was there. lol!
Go down that road a piece and take a right. It runs right through the middle of the farm, or farms, I'm not sure which. In New England it can be difficult to tell because that's how they built them sometimes, on both sides of the street, you know, back in the day.
Charlotte (with a french accent, pronounced shar-lot) is a scenic, beautiful town. I think if I were to ever move to Vermont, this would be the place. Plenty of open space with rolling hills, and Lake Champlain is located just over the hill behind the farm. You'll see ; )
I took so many photos that there's no way I can condense them into one post so there will be a part 2, and most likely part 3 as well.
I took so many photos that there's no way I can condense them into one post so there will be a part 2, and most likely part 3 as well.
23 comments:
The blue sky just looks as though it goes on forever and ever with those striated clouds. Great shots!
Di
The Blue Ridge Gal
Ay-ya, good pictures, boy-the-jeezus.
So the man, lost on the back road asked the farmer, "Where does this road go?"
"I've been here sixt-two yea-ahs and it ain't gone nowhere yit."
But seriously, I'm glad to see that this farm is doing well. I grew up in Vermont during a time when family farms were being lost at an alarming rate.
I like them all, Sharon, but the one with the red barn in the back and silo to the right is my fave. Blessed Easter to you. Sincerely, Susan
Beautiful photos. I love the one of the red barn. Am wondering how to get the photos so large on the blog?
I love Vermont! Jeff and I were married in Queeche ..think i spelled that wrong..anyway..also toyed with the idea of a home there...who knows..maybe someday.
Absolutely awesome!
Great photos with the mountains in the distance.
Love looking at farm pictures - would hate to work on one! Beautiful pictures, Sharon!
i don't know what to say..all i can do is.......... sigh
Beautiful pictures again. What a beautiful sight. Happy Easter
It looks lovely!
Great captures!
That's a lot of open space for New England! When we lived there we would always stop short at the sight of a cleared field.
Now that we are here in New Mexico, big skies are the norm. When I saw the first photo I was reminded a bit of the big farms here.
Thanks for sharing these beautiful photos. I'm looking forward to seeing the rest.
Great shots Sharon! I haven't been to Vermont since I was a kid and I remember how surprised I was seeing large open farms along the way like that. Your shots give me the sense of going back in time!
Lovely pictures. I too love the one with the smaller red barn and silo. As I've said before love red in pictures. I love the wide open space too.
Beautiful. Hope you had a great time!
The red barn. The best!
What a beautiful farm. Look forward to seeing more of it. You take wonderful photos. I need to learn how to use this camera. No instructions with it. I may take a course.
I wanna move right onto this farm!! I love VT so much.
Simply Beautiful.
I grew up in South Burlington, just up the road a piece. The Champlain Valley is certainly the best place to grow up, I miss it every day. I live in Mass now, where are you in NH?
Hi Janet,
I'm on the seacoast of NH, right near Exeter. Another wonderful place to live!
Steve B.(the second comment down) also grew up in Vermont and now lives in Massachusetts. I'll bet that's the last place you thought you would end up!
Sharon
These pictures are stunning. You are a talented photographer! Thanks for sharing!
-Arielle
You were just able to walk around on the farmland and shoot pictures? What, no man at the door with a rifle ready to shoot you for trespassing? LOL! Love, love, LOVE the barn pictures! They are stunning!
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