Saturday, December 13, 2014

Kentucky Summer

Southern California continues to be unseasonably warm and beautiful this Fall/Winter.  We are currently having our second or third rainstorm, however, which can make things chillier for a few days.  The rain is very welcome for such a drought-stricken area--hopefully it continues for a bit longer!
When I was visiting family in Kentucky this summer, there were thunderstorms every couple of days, and the countryside was thriving and green from the alternating rain and humidity.  I wanted to share some of those photos with you.  Perhaps they will help those of us in the midst of Winter feel warmer!

The entrance to Climax Springs, up near Big Hill and Berea, KY.  Climax sells a popular spring water, and locals can fill their bottles for free. 
 There is also this cute little church up the road from the spring:
All of the country roads are beautiful and green compared to Southern California.
 I love when there is a strong contrast between nature and the human structures:

 

All of the weathered barns and fences along the country roads provide a beautiful contrast to the lush fields:


These walls remind me of castles:


 It's fun when you can get up close to animals:





Next week, I'll show you another road-side attraction in Kentucky: Barn Quilts!  See you then!

1 comment:

  1. Wow, those photos are great! It would be wonderful to have such green here in Texas. Even in the 'depth' of 'winter', there's still not enough wetness for much in the way of green. Thanks for sharing your Kentucky summer pictures with us!

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