Cold morning in Maine? I guess. Frosty attic windows looking out on our back field tell the story. We've been living in our home since the fall of 1977. It's about 30 minutes from Portland, Maine's largest city. It's an old farmhouse that's almost 200 years old, and we have enjoyed everyday in it, even with all the trials and tribulations of renovating an old homestead. The 3 cords of wood help keep it toasty warm even on mornings like this.
Saturday, January 3, 2009
Bottles and Frost
Cold morning in Maine? I guess. Frosty attic windows looking out on our back field tell the story. We've been living in our home since the fall of 1977. It's about 30 minutes from Portland, Maine's largest city. It's an old farmhouse that's almost 200 years old, and we have enjoyed everyday in it, even with all the trials and tribulations of renovating an old homestead. The 3 cords of wood help keep it toasty warm even on mornings like this.
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I really like the simplicity and clarity of this photo...How about some shots of your 200 yr old farmhouse??
ReplyDeleteI like this photo. I like the word "cords".
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