My favorite farm photos

I thought I'd share my favorite photos from the farm.  I have not enhanced any of my photos. Keva took one or two of these and her's may have been altered - I'll label those.  Enjoy!

I was pleased that the sunlight actually captured.

The colors that the "leaf peepers" come to see.

I think Keva took this - Breathtakingly beautiful in reality!

This was last winter - the worst winter in 32 years. The snow is about 5 ft deep in front of the barn.

We call this our "cathedral," it's that heavenly!  It is two rows of very tall pine trees that make up our windbreak just north of the house, with about 15-20 feet in between the rows.  The trees have grown to cover the space so it looks like a covered drive - but it has a bed of pine needles down the center and keeps our home out of the Lake Superior wind.

Rory (right) and Sophie (left) playing in their snow cave last winter.  I love the colors and seeing how much fun then had.

Keva and I went snowshoeing.  She was actually taking a photo of the branch and how the snow falls on them.  When we looked at the photos later, I saw our barn in the back ground.  I love this and our walk in the woods that day.  This provides a great memory. 

Better example of the snow on the pine boughs.

When my friend, Patti, came to visit we drove to the most northern point on the Keweenaw peninsula, Copper Harbor. We stopped at Eagle Harbor and checked out their light house.  This was a beautiful photo from a beautiful day!

You all may see this photo again this Christmas.  I am thinking of making this my Christmas card photo.  This is our logging road and the red that you see to the left is an old wooden truck bed - looks great in the snow!  Once we get rid of the truck bed, I just may put a big red bench there so I can go sit in the snowy quiet.

I know this looks fake or enhanced, but I took this photo and the tree was this beautiful!

Now that I've shared my favorites photos of the farm, Houghton and the Keweenaw, I hope they entice you to come visit!