Here we go again with another Sunday full of challenges for Ashley Sisk's Scavenger Hunt Sunday. I went to the country again yesterday and managed to capture all of the prompts while there. Ofcourse, did I take the prompts with me?? NO, but somehow I was able to fulfill all the challenges with just a little teeny stretch. This week the challenges are:
- Wrapped
- Time together
- Tell Me A Story
- Love or Couple
- Duplicated
WRAPPED....This field was wrapped in blues and whites, the colors of the wildflowers blooming profusely in the fields. Linking this up to Rebecca's "The Simple Things"
TIME TOGETHER....The cows were enjoying themselves as together they luxuriated in the coolness of the stream. The lone one was headed their way to join them as soon as he ate his last bitefull of grass.
TELL ME A STORY....hmmm "Once upon a time, Mrs. Jones having saved sunflowers seeds from the summer before, decided to throw them into the garden to see what would happen. And lo and behold, beautiful, golden sunflowers delighted all who passed by." (OK that was your story, are you happy?)
LOVE OR COUPLE...Here is a couple of couples...love birds or doves that always pair up and become a couple.
DUPLICATION....There is a continuous duplication of fences throughout the countryside, most being a combination of wire and wood.
But I want to show you one more fence that was a real shock and I mean that literally. We had stopped to take pictures of an old barn and I noticed this fence that looked so "industrial" which is a little out of the norm for the countryside. And just as I made that comment to Catherine my arm brushed the fence and pow did I get a shock, yowza...the fence was industrial & wired with electricity. I almost, just almost peed in my pants (had to go anyway and this almost did it) It's a good thing neither one of us grabbed it or ??
So that is it for another fun, fun week at Ashley's Scavenger Hunt Sunday. Stop over and see what other's are showing.
Great shots for the hunt. My sister and I were visiting a local farm and she too accidentally got too close to the 'wired' fence and the current jumped to her arm - she got a little pinch and stepped away quickly.
ReplyDeletePS - love the sunflower story, thank you!
great views. wow! I can not pick a favorite. so many. (:
ReplyDeleteGreat shots Deanna you got all the prompts so well! Ouch getting shocked by the fence. We have always had them at the farm. I've had my share of shocks. Thank goodness we don't need them for the alpacas, but my parents have had them around their gardens to successfully keep the critters out. As kids we used to hold hands with all our friends and make a long line (yes we were stupid) and then the first person would touch the fence and we would see how many people got shocked at once. Oh the fun of living on the farm.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures! The cow one is my favorite.
ReplyDeleteSo many amazing photos this week. I just love the way the cows were looking at you. And those are some pretty fences.. I just love the wide open spaces..
ReplyDeleteHugs~
That first photo is wonderful! We have a bunch of those here in Wisconsin.
ReplyDeleteYour shots are glorious this week! So stunning, especially loving that first one! Have a fabulous week
ReplyDeleteThe old say, "never pee on an electric fence" comes to mind. Lol. Beautiful photography as always. Thank you for sharing at YSB this week.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots as always Deanna! I accidently backed into one of those electrical fences and it shocked the heck out of me. I paid more attention after that. Your last shot is gorgeous. Love the depth of field on it.
ReplyDeleteThat would be a shocker...ouch! Great photos as always...the last one with a glimpse of the road through the clover is my favorite.
ReplyDeleteLove love love this post Deanna!! That field of flowers and all that bokeh.... Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteLove this photo of the clover along the roadside. It is just gorgeous, and perfect depth of field. Yes you do have to look out for those "industrial fences". Made me laugh when I read this. I was with a group of people one day at a horse farm, and there was an electical fence. I turned around to warn everyone it was there, and when i turned back around, ran right into it with my nose. I can definitely appreciate what nearly happened to you. The good new is that it usually happens only one time! Glad to see you on my google friends and will look forward to seeing you there!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness these are just delightful.
ReplyDeleteThe Wrapped photo is so pretty - It reminds me of an Impressionist Painting.
Loved your Sunflower and the "story" about it!
Couple - This I think is my favorite of your set. There is just something about it that is so appealing.
Great shots of the fences and "Ouch" on that shock. The lengths we go for to get a good shot!
All really great shots, Deanna . . . wrapped and duplicated are my faves.
ReplyDeleteI remember as a kid growing up in the country we would "double dare" each other to touch the electric fence & see who could hold it the longest. Duh...I know better now.
ReplyDeleteDon't you just love Sunflower Fields?
Wonderful set this week!
Great photos for Scavenger Hunt. But my favorite is the clover.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and inspiring photos!
ReplyDeleteGreat post and I love your first shot and clover blooming :))
ReplyDeleteReally beautiful shots. I especially love you "couple" shot - so pretty!
ReplyDeleteThe stories were the best part! And the pictures are beautiful as always--the cows made me laugh, but the sunflower is stunning! You're a true expert.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos, particularly the roadside clover!
ReplyDeleteYour photos are beautiful, Deanna!
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful photos, Deanna!
ReplyDeleteI love your interpretations this week! And the photos are beautiful, as always.
ReplyDeleteYou always have some creative posts for the scavenger hunt. The last shot is really a standout for me with that beautiful blur. Reminds me of a Georgianna Lane photo.
ReplyDeleteMy uncle put an electronic fence around his garden to keep the deer from eating everything. He always reminds me 2 or 3 times not to touch it. But I really think there should be a sign or warning of some kind. Sorry you got shocked.
Perfect photos for the prompts this week, which I think were widely interpreted by all, and fun none the less! I really enjoyed the ride in the countryside with you - those cows in the water - and that last one with the purple flowers ( hard to tell if they are clover or something else? ) are my fav's.
ReplyDeleteI got a kick out of your cow shots! and that electric fence - really - is that necessary? ouch!
ReplyDeleteYour scavenger hunt photos are priceless! My fave is the duplication - birds together in two places! Looks like you had fun in the country, which is such a wonderful place to be. Have a lovely week.
ReplyDeleteLovely shots and you have met your scavenger hunt requirements so well!
ReplyDeleteThese are absolutely beautiful, Deanna! :)
ReplyDeleteLove-love-love your sunflowers and the cute cows.
Have a lovely new week!
I just recently found your site. Your photography is stunning. Thanks for sharing your talent.
ReplyDeleteThank you for a gorgeous country photo tour!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers, great fence shots & I love the barn! WoW! =)
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