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photo by Donald Kinney
You probably won't find "West Marin" on any official map, but getting there is easy -- you just go over the hill. It's as simple as that...
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I've been waiting for this ranch out in the Cheleno Valley to magically spring back to life some day. All it needs is some city-slicker who wants to play farmer -- a Green Acres type of thing...
And how about the yellow of that yellow field -- I call it wild mustard, but others insist it's canola. Anyway, I was experimenting with "selective focus".
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4 comments:
Farming is very hard work, and of course, farms are no different than other businesses in that generally small businesses can't compete with the large ones, so it's a tough road to take.
I adore the image in the middle. When I first saw scenes like this in the western part of Marin or up around Sonoma county, I thought I had traveled in time and found myself in a Steinbeck novel. Pretty cool! Glad to see everything colorful. Hopefully, the rain will keep coming, we need it!!
Love the mustard and the brilliant color. In one way I hope the barn and land doesn't get reclaimed. There are too many photo ops. with all that old stuff lying around. I guess i just gravitate towards the rustic anyway.
Finally got a good rain last night and its snowing in the mountains right now. There is a silight glimmer of hope on the horizon.
You know DON, whenNot t you know it NOW , I love cows and nature , so that both together is really awsomne, you mad a pic from both:)
Happy weekendwishes and,
Happy Valentine wishes for you , your family and friends, from JoAnn's D Eyes /Holland
this is heaven, pure heaven for me ...if i chance upon a place like this some day, I don't think I would ever wanna leave.....
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