I took this picture in Tyler State Park, about a half of a mile from Schofield Covered Bridge. I'm not sure but I think it's used as a ranger station. I took this picture in Tyler State Park, about a half of a mile from Schofield Covered Bridge. I'm not sure but I think it's used as a ranger station.
It's so rustic looking and so lonely looking. But that makes it look very peaceful and serene. Hope you enjoyed your time away my friend :)
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ReplyDeleteNice place. It looks so peaceful.
ReplyDeleteWonderful scene, it looks almost like a painting.
ReplyDeleteSunny :)
One of Andrew Wyeth's paintings comes to mind!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful rural scene.
ReplyDeleteNice white contrast!
ReplyDeleteI love this picture! the very simple lines of the landscape and the beautyful light make me think of a Edward Hopper 's painting.
ReplyDelete(Thank you for your nice comments! and to answer to your question:no, I did not swim around the white statue, because :1) it was in a port with plenty of boats, and 2)and not least, the water was VERY cold!!Ü)
Hi,
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guardando questa foto si riceve la sensazione di un luogo molto tranquillo ...
Bello.
Buona giornata :-)
Very nice. In a few weeks, it will be harder to see the house because the field will fill in.
ReplyDeleteI think it's romantic!I liked the field and the green that is growing up for this Spring , like a feeling of hope for better days...
ReplyDeleteGreat shot!
Léia
It does bring to mind the Wyeth style painting.
ReplyDeleteThis is the kind of scene we see quite often when camping at our state parks in southern and central Minnesota. Not as much in northern MN though. Nice feel to the shot...very warm.
ReplyDeleteRebecca is right: it looks like 'Christina's World' without Christina...
ReplyDeleteOh my YES, Bibi, Rebecca and VP nailed it... Christina's World without Christina! Have you been to the Wyeth Museum? It's located at a lovely spot on the Brandywine River.
ReplyDeleteI really enjoy taking these walks with you. This landscape is so peaceful in its subtle beauty.
I love your title - an old house nestled in the tall grass - perfect description for such a beautiful shot.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shot. Looks like a nice place to collect your thoughts and listen to whatever blows on the wind.
ReplyDeleteDarryl and Ruth : )
Bring lot of good memories. Thanks for sharing. Anna :)
ReplyDeleteThis is really beautiful. I love it. That grass is so pretty.
ReplyDeleteYour comment on My Gear post gave me a smile!
ReplyDeleteOops, I also wanted to mention that if you are interested in going to Glen Onoko (Jim Thorpe area) I put a post on it on my regular blog on Sunday. At the bottom is some helpful info that we had trouble finding online anywhere.
ReplyDeleteThey must have a good painter, the place literally glows !
ReplyDeleteAnd totally agree with previous mentions of Wyeth here...
Such beautiful open spaces and I love the golden field of grass.
ReplyDeleteSimple. Beautiful. Simply beautiful. The others have said it all.
ReplyDeleteI looked at your picture again and it reminds me so much of Andrew Wyeth's painting, 'Christina's World'. It's really quite beautiful.
ReplyDeleteSunny :)
As Sunny wrote - very reminiscent of "Christina's World"...
ReplyDeleteLooks like a light shining bright throughout day and night - hope providing photography.
ReplyDeletePlease have a wonderful Wednesday.
daily athens
Time to relax!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, much like a Andrew Wyeth painting
ReplyDeleteA refreshing view heals a heart.
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