Still stopped in Alabama

We stopped in Alabama longer than anywhere else on our road trip. It was nice to settle into a place. It is no longer a functioning farm; the fields have been leased for grazing and hay, but it still has that farmhouse feel. Here’s some pics:

The road to the farm.

The road to the farm.

 

The house was a mixture of old and new.

The house was a mixture of old and new.

 

The welcoming red door was the same colour as the camelia's in bloom just outside.

The welcoming red door was once the same colour as the camelias in bloom just outside. I loved the details in the wood panels.

 

Pretty hand-painted dinnerware

Pretty hand-painted dinnerware

 

Lance's mother did this needlepoint sampler.

Lance’s mother crafted  this needlepoint sampler.

 

These items on the side table reminded me of a still life by an old Dutch master.

These items on the side table reminded me of a still life by an old Dutch master.

 

Evening came..

Evening came..

 

..and the  moon came out.

..and the moon came out.

I suppose you must be worried that if I ever come to visit I’ll be running around taking snaps of your stuff. I promise I will ask permission first. I feel that when there is a beautiful thing or scene I want to share it with others. Mostly I take pictures so that later I can recall the things which pleased me. I hope you find them pleasing as well.

© Judy Parsons 2014

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