Big Turkey in Brigham City
Top of the barn--Milking Parlor If you look carefully you will see a light socket. 45 years ago it had chain. One of Dad's two milk cows figured out how to pull the chain and turn on the light. She was quite proud of herself.
calf shed
loading chute
outhouse and shed
wood shed and pine tree
back yard gate
clothesline and cabin
fence corner and plum
old plums behind garage and shop
Dad and apple tree
remaining apples
thorns and trellis
front gate
145 North Main with swing (the vine is gone) and Christmas decor
hedge along driveway
Dad and front yard cedar
the path 
white pony next door
Mom feeding an apple to the pony.
Petting the pony's nose.
Paula and pony, posing.
calf shed
loading chute
outhouse and shed
wood shed and pine tree
back yard gate
clothesline and cabin
fence corner and plum
old plums behind garage and shop
Dad and apple tree
remaining apples
thorns and trellis
front gate
145 North Main with swing (the vine is gone) and Christmas decor
hedge along driveway
Dad and front yard cedar
the path 
white pony next door
Mom feeding an apple to the pony.
Petting the pony's nose.
Paula and pony, posing.
3 comments:
Nice turkey, he he. I've always been puzzled by turkeys looking happy at Thanksgiving. Oh well. I liked the photos, and what a friendly pony!! Glad you got the house rented again. We're excited for some vacation time and getting to see everyone on Thursday!! :)
Holy cow!!! What great pictures! I want to frame them and hang them in my house, they are so pretty. I think that was a great idea to get pictures of everything before things at the house change or it gets bought out or something.
Nice Pictures! Looks like you had fun with the camera. I especially liked the "outhouse and shed", the "backyard gate" and the "remaining apples". The white horse is oh-so-cute too!
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