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Rural PA


It all pretty much looks like this. Rolling fields. Farms dotting the horizon. This was taken just up the road from where my Mom lives...was coming home after Easter dinner and saw this and thought it would make a good shot. However, it was on a one-time use camera so the range was rather limited. Still not too bad.
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Jean-Luc Picard said…
This picture tells so much about the life around.
5/23/2006 03:05:00 PM
... Paige said…
What a nice view. Big, rolling and happy.
5/26/2006 02:35:00 PM
utenzi said…
You're being awful quiet this week, Ciera. That makes me suspicious! LOL
5/26/2006 03:34:00 PM
M. C. Pearson said…
Lovely picture. Very much like around here. :)
5/27/2006 01:56:00 AM
M. C. Pearson said…
I'm not able to comment on the above post...not sure why my computer won't let me in? Anyway, I'm sorry that your friend is acting like that. I pray you are doing all right.
5/27/2006 01:57:00 AM
Daydream believer said…
The hills do look the same! I'm sorry to hear about your friend.
5/29/2006 08:44:00 PM
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