Stately, but old barns perched right along the road always fascinate me. I am sure when this barn was built the road had much less traffic, and people wenta a lot slower in their horse and buggies. To think of the changes the barn has seen!

A cold and gray winters day, in a deep and dark December.

A lot of the roads were muddy in Brookfield both from all the sand they've laid down an all the mud be tracked out by equipment on farms.

This neighborhood with the trailers and a person feeding the hogs and goats reminded me a lot of neighborhood I grew up in.

Just one of the many diplopated but oddly beautiful little houses in South Hamitlon.

Rogers Environmental Education Center, like much of Madison and Oneida Counties was a sea of browns and grays, as the lack of snow left the land open and exposesed. The corn residue and manure sat in forefront, waiting dorimently for naothr planting season to occur.

Just another rambshakle, working farm in Brookfield, filling the manure spreader using a gutter track, like so many other barns and farms.