I took some “me” time this week and drove a little bit out of town to a little town known for its antique shops.
I just figured I could take some pictures, and enjoy my free time. The town has lots of old buildings also.
Like this inn.
And cute little houses.
And churches.
Church windows.
More old buildings, all of the textures were really neat.
And really cool old doors.
I heart this picture.
And neat old windows.
This was painted on the side of a wooden building.
It was all in the detail….so quaint.
More cute buildings.
I fell in love with this bike.
An old Schwinn.
Me in the bike mirror…why don’t bikes come with mirrors anymore…?
And then I drove around on roads like this, and found myself in a very unexpected place, but that is for another post….
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You are definitely a gifted photographer. Those are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great way to spend some me time :)
I love the photos...and small towns.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures. Found you through SITS!!
ReplyDeleteHave a great day!!!!
How wonderful to have some time to roam....your pictures are beautiful, I just love them!
ReplyDeletewhere is small town america? i must go. and love the shots! fabulous!!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures. Those are some amazing detail shots, and what a great way to spend some "me" time!
ReplyDeleteOh Beth these photos are exquisite! Several I would LOVE to paint! You are a very soulful photographer - seriously - you should exhibit!!!
ReplyDeleteYou have such the eye! I dream of being a fantastic photographer - but the dream keeps getting lost in the clouds.
ReplyDeleteFantastic photos! Wow, I felt like I was there...
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Nice pics. I really like the inn.
ReplyDeleteThe photos are amazing!!
ReplyDeleteWOW - absolutely spectacular photos! i love the blurriness in some of them... so soft!
ReplyDeleteVery artistic and makes me think Americana! You have a fabulous eye for photography!
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful pics! Hmm I wonder if I've been there? Looks familiar?
ReplyDeleteThose pictures are so awesome. I love all of them. I would buy many of those, matted and framed. You are a fantastic photographer.
ReplyDeleteThe photos capture beauty that others might overlook.
ReplyDeleteI'm amazed. I really am. You have such talent.
ReplyDeleteI'm so curious to see what unexpected place you ended up!
These are beautiful photographs!
ReplyDeleteYou are so talented! Those are gorgeous pictures!
ReplyDeleteI heart ALL of these pictures. You have such a good eye.
ReplyDeleteI think I know where you were, too.....
Amazing pictures.
ReplyDeletegorgeous photos. and i'm glad you got a little 'me' time.
ReplyDeleteMy goodness woman, your pictures are gorgeous! You just keep getting better and better!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos!! My favorite is the door and lock one. Did you use an antique setting on your camera/ photo program?
ReplyDeleteThat is one of my favorite things to do... roam and take photos... now I just need the right type of camera! :-) My old SLR film camera is broken and I haven't gotten a Digital SLR yet. Hopefully Santa is listening.
ReplyDeleteHave a fab weekend. Can't wait to read the post about WHERE you ended up, I LOVE your writing...
My favorites. Black and white brick building photo, aqua blue window, and of course the green bike shot with the Gracious Living in the window, and I love how the last photo if you distort it with your eye looks like the house has legs (using the roadway). Awesome shots. That sounds like a perfect day to spend alone.
ReplyDeleteMy best, Lynn
Visiting from SITS and Happy SITS day! I luv photography - too bad it's taken me so long to pay attention to it!
ReplyDeleteYou have a wonderful photographic eye (and obviously a great camera! Good Luck with your business venture!
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coming from a family of 7 generations here in florida "myself 5th" Rural Florida is a site to behold. Although populated in some counties A good bit of Florida is still Old Florida, just gotta get out of your cocoon and drive a bit to find it. North Florida is unpopulated for the most part. I camp that region often and I love the small towns and Florida crackers/natives I run into. South Florida has beautiful country too, yeah the coast/beaches are great, but all you have to do no matter where you are in Florida is drive down the road a piece and you'll find all the down home you're looking for, may it be farms, ranches,majestic oaks, agriculture, or just small little that have all that, but make sure you go back home okay? Let's leave those places alone!:)
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