Another nice view! Old barns are great! I wonder about their history when I see them. I wonder if they ever had kids that played in them or if they ever housed livestock.
Your pictures are beautiful. Thompson Station is a lovely place. Had some friends who lived there and raised quarter horses. In fact the entire central and eastern state is very picturesque;) Marnie
i love old barns, antiques too, i always imagine who and what the people would have been like that owned them, what there purpose was. it intrigues me.
marnie, it is lovely and i drive it several times a week going to see my oldest daughter/grandkids who lives in spring hill. i don't mind the drive at all.
You're pretty close to where we are. We're on the southern side of SH but frequently head up toward TS. The cosmos looks very nice. i know what you mean about stuff getting legging. I hate to cut anything down until it's completely finished.
dave i am glad you came by. welcome to "things i love." it is funny what has happened with the cosmos. i thought they were completed finished and now i may have more now than i did during the summer. but they are all at the end of very leggy brownish foliage. i will leave them as long as they have so many blooms.
cheryl, my weekend is going to be such fun. we are having my daughter and granddaughter from fl come for a visit/ we will be having a harvest/costume party while she is here. i can't wait to visit with them both. i really like to see where others live too.i enjoy your post of the walks down the street and around the buildings a while ago. our weather has made a decidely cooler turn so it is very nice. have a wonderful weekend too
I love the country scenes you show us! Williamson County is lovely...but really, isn't our middle Tennessee community fantastic! The cosmos are wonderful and sweet. Gail
yes, gail i am thrilled to live here. being originally from florida for forty years, i still so appreciate the seasonal changes here and the amazing landscape vistas. i am sure everyone wants to see it,hehe. my sis, meems is coming here and wants to meet could you email me. rosebudn6@aol.com thanks gail!
wendy, i thought the same thing about the barn and we have tornados, too. i have lived where you can garden year round in florida.my sis, meems @hoe and shovel does it. her garden is 20 plus years in the making and it is gorgeous all year round. i really am enjoying the seasonal changes that a cooler climate allows.
tina driving is definitely more fun just for enjoyment. it seems like anywhere we go from out here in the country is a 25 minute min. so i am glad i like to drive. i do so appreciate the fact that i now have very lovely drives. when i can i drive our convertable sportscar and that is alot of fun. my dh and i also ride motorcycles which is also great. we have so many great barns on our drives, maybe i should do a post on just those. i really love to photograph them. i usually am on my way somewhere and don't take the time. hope you enjoyed your reprieve from posting but i will look forward to seeing what you have next.
I enjoyed my ride beside you, Marmee, on this crisp autumn day. Loving barns also, someday will simply post those. Cosmos were one of my mother's favorites, and mine also. Do yours reseed?
there's an idea, joey of just posting old barns. i have a dream of just driving around the country photographing old barns, churches, old doors, windows and then making a book, a feast for the eyes. one day... this is my first year planting cosmos from seed. so we will see if they reseed.
thanks brenda i appreciate your sweet comments. i am so grateful for my drive and the land surrounding me. i am glad you came by you are welcomed here anytime.
Marmee, nice fall foliage and flowers. The little barn is cute. Lovely winding road photos in your post below. You are lucky to live in such a beautiful countryside.
thank meems i think you are safe on the trees, some have changed some have not yet. i just happen to feature the ones that are changing. the cosoms are sooooo tall way over 6 feet but all brown at bottom but all the blooms have caused me to leave them alone. see you soon! the leaves and me are waiting!
sarah l, yes i am very blessed to live in leiper's fork, tn. i love it here and the land that is all around me is so beautiful and inspiring. thanks for coming.
Dear Marmee, Lovely drive! I live in the city and love to get out into the country side when ever I can. Old barns and old farm equipment are heavenly! I also drive a convertable and do lots of top down motoring...nice for birding. "Hi" to your sis. Have fun. Cosmos are always in my gardens too. The bees love them. Sherry
thk you,sherry, seems we have lots in common. i am so fortunate to live in this lovely area and drive around in this countryside. glad you could see it with me.
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You have some great views while traveling around your area. I too like the old barn with what looks to be a new flag.
we live in Thompsons Station/Spring Hill now and there is no prettier place to be this time of year! We love it!
Another nice view! Old barns are great! I wonder about their history when I see them. I wonder if they ever had kids that played in them or if they ever housed livestock.
Your pictures are beautiful. Thompson Station is a lovely place. Had some friends who lived there and raised quarter horses. In fact the entire central and eastern state is very picturesque;)
Marnie
flydragon,
i do have wonderful vistas all around me. i have been wanting to take a picture of that barn forever
amy hey how are you?
still going to the river?
it is beautiful there!
i am glad you love it.
i love old barns, antiques too,
i always imagine who and what the people would have been like that owned them, what there purpose was. it intrigues me.
marnie,
it is lovely and i drive it several times a week going to see my oldest daughter/grandkids who lives in spring hill. i don't mind the drive at all.
You're pretty close to where we are. We're on the southern side of SH but frequently head up toward TS. The cosmos looks very nice. i know what you mean about stuff getting legging. I hate to cut anything down until it's completely finished.
Dear Marmee.....the countryside around you is charming.....I love to see where other people live....
Of course your cosmos will be there forever they are such pretty flowers........
Have a lovely weekend with your family.......
dave
i am glad you came by. welcome to "things i love."
it is funny what has happened with the cosmos. i thought they were completed finished and now i may have more now than i did during the summer. but they are all at the end of very leggy brownish foliage. i will leave them as long as they have so many blooms.
cheryl,
my weekend is going to be such fun. we are having my daughter and granddaughter from fl come for a visit/ we will be having a harvest/costume party while she is here. i can't wait to visit with them both.
i really like to see where others live too.i enjoy your post of the walks down the street and around the buildings a while ago.
our weather has made a decidely cooler turn so it is very nice.
have a wonderful weekend too
I love the country scenes you show us! Williamson County is lovely...but really, isn't our middle Tennessee community fantastic! The cosmos are wonderful and sweet. Gail
yes, gail i am thrilled to live here. being originally from florida for forty years, i still so appreciate the seasonal changes here and the amazing landscape vistas. i am sure everyone wants to see it,hehe.
my sis, meems is coming here and wants to meet could you email me.
rosebudn6@aol.com thanks gail!
Your cosmos are beautiful. I do hope they stay around for a while. My dream is to garden all year around, somewhere....
Your countryside is charming. I don't know how the little barn stays put with only those stones holding it up.
It sounds like you LOVE to drive. Me too-when I have no destination; which doesn't happen often. I love the barns too.
wendy,
i thought the same thing about the barn and we have tornados, too.
i have lived where you can garden year round in florida.my sis, meems @hoe and shovel does it. her garden is 20 plus years in the making and it is gorgeous all year round. i really am enjoying the seasonal changes that a cooler climate allows.
tina
driving is definitely more fun just for enjoyment. it seems like anywhere we go from out here in the country is a 25 minute min. so i am glad i like to drive. i do so appreciate the fact that i now have very lovely drives. when i can i drive our convertable sportscar and that is alot of fun. my dh and i also ride motorcycles which is also great.
we have so many great barns on our drives, maybe i should do a post on just those. i really love to photograph them. i usually am on my way somewhere and don't take the time.
hope you enjoyed your reprieve from posting but i will look forward to seeing what you have next.
I enjoyed my ride beside you, Marmee, on this crisp autumn day. Loving barns also, someday will simply post those. Cosmos were one of my mother's favorites, and mine also. Do yours reseed?
there's an idea, joey of just posting old barns. i have a dream of just driving around the country photographing old barns, churches, old doors, windows and then making a book, a feast for the eyes.
one day...
this is my first year planting cosmos from seed. so we will see if they reseed.
I envy your drive! I am so enthralled with barns and the countryside. And flowers don't have to be perfect. They are nature's perfection.
Brenda
thanks brenda i appreciate your sweet comments. i am so grateful for my drive and the land surrounding me.
i am glad you came by you are welcomed here anytime.
Oh, please, please, please, Lord, let the trees still be pretty in two weeks. Beautiful post. Beautiful road.
The cosmos are keepers for sure!
Marmee, nice fall foliage and flowers. The little barn is cute. Lovely winding road photos in your post below. You are lucky to live in such a beautiful countryside.
thank meems i think you are safe on the trees, some have changed some have not yet. i just happen to feature the ones that are changing. the cosoms are sooooo tall way over 6 feet but all brown at bottom but all the blooms have caused me to leave them alone.
see you soon!
the leaves and me are waiting!
sarah l,
yes i am very blessed to live in leiper's fork, tn. i love it here and the land that is all around me is so beautiful and inspiring. thanks for coming.
Dear Marmee,
Lovely drive! I live in the city and love to get out into the country side when ever I can. Old barns and old farm equipment are heavenly!
I also drive a convertable and do lots of top down motoring...nice for birding.
"Hi" to your sis. Have fun.
Cosmos are always in my gardens too. The bees love them.
Sherry
thk you,sherry, seems
we have lots in common.
i am so fortunate to live in this lovely area and drive around in this countryside. glad you could see it with me.
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