It was a quiet weekend in Vermont -
and after the devastation of Irene last year,
Vermonters are understandably apprehensive over Sandy's impending visit.
Here in Massachusetts, our Governor has declared a state of emergency
- so - we're all just waiting it out...
Vermonters are understandably apprehensive over Sandy's impending visit.
Here in Massachusetts, our Governor has declared a state of emergency
- so - we're all just waiting it out...
After running a few errands on Saturday -
including refueling at our favorite coffee shop,
we spent the afternoon exploring.
These chickens required a quick u-turn.
Seriously, I think I'm enamored!
So much so that I forgot to get a great shot of the barn...
Quite the little personalities!
And - I think they're very lucky to have such a beautiful home!
I'm joining Tricia at Bluff Area Daily
Thanks for dropping in!
I think the speckled black and white is a Wyandotte. I used to have one -- gorgeous! Stay safe Karen.
ReplyDeletei love these! such beautiful color - chickens and area. :)
ReplyDeleteThe chickens, the barn, the rock wall and fall colors.....it's all so picturesque.
ReplyDeleteI love the barn and the chickens are great! Beautiful spot!
ReplyDeleteWonderful rural wildlife!
ReplyDeleteThe big red barn and the wooden shed all in the background but nevertheless charming!
It does look like a beautiful spot!
Here in WV we are under a state of emergency as well. It's the waiting I think that's the worse. :)
HOpe you all keep safe in the coming storm.
ReplyDeleteLovely portraits of colourful chickens and I like all the windows in the red barn.
That black and white chicken is so handsome! And that is a monstrous barn! WOW! Very neat photos!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos! I love pics of chickens and barns. The red barn sure is huge! If you count the 'basement' level there are 5 levels all together! It's a well kept and attractive farm including the chickens. Pamela
ReplyDeleteNeat chicken find! I like to photograph them too. Looks like a nice place between the huge barn and stone wall.
ReplyDeleteQuite a cool barn there and I love the chickens!
ReplyDeleteI would love to have a better view of the barn in the 3rd shot...and I LOOVVVEEE the chickens.
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful pictures...those chickens just make it extra perfect!
ReplyDeleteGreat shots! Visiting your site for the first time tonight. Stay safe!
ReplyDeletelove your header shots. my favorite is the last shot here. you get a bit of everything. the birds, stone wall & barn. too great. hope you are well. take care. (:
ReplyDeleteThese are great shots. I love the chickens, the beautiful barn, the stone wall - everything.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful. One day I will make it up there in the fall.
ReplyDeleteThese are fantastic captures... love the chickens, of course, & the rock walls & foundations in the background. I can see the barn & it looks phenomenal... The history in New England is unbelievable, I'd love to visit up there.
ReplyDeleteI'm also admiring the overall color of these shots... is that in the edit or was it actually that color? It's really beautiful & makes the scenes more interesting! =)
Your question made me wonder whether I'd boosted the color or not - I generally don't because I don't have the confidence in my eye for that. For these, I think I just used the auto-correct in Pic Monkey, but a couple might have a texture added.
DeleteI think chi kens make great portraits. These are bright and colourful. What a fun shot.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo's! The barns are great! I love the big red barn. Is the little one yellow?? Fabulous!
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