It’s been a while since I’ve posted, but it’s like a friend you haven’t seen in a long time and you just pick up right where you left off. Today our adventure was one of my favorite places, Lincoln County, KS. I love the landscape and especially the limestone, be it fence post, homes or bridges. ❤ Limestone
Lincoln County has a program that recognizes all the old schools. Here’s a couple we saw today.
Liberty School 1893-1947
Spring Valley School 1893-1953
I love goats
What a beautiful home and barn. Wouldn’t it be wonderful to fix this up?
Stone Arched Bridge
Huge old oak tree. That’s Wylie sitting at the base of the tree.
Unique silo
Something I have NEVER seen……..A plane at the gas station!!
It’s good to be back with a post. Hopefully I can get use to using a laptop instead of a desktop (as I no longer have a desktop because it quit!). It’s been quite a learning experience for me. I can get into all sorts of trouble on a laptop. Touch the little touchpad the wrong way and things disappear!! Touch the screen and it either grows big or small or disappears. What do you use when you post? And please don’t tell me you post on your phone!!!!!
Farmer Days 
Hooray! I’m working on a new post right now, so am short on time — I’ll be back later to chit-chat. I just wanted to say how happy I am to see you! Welcome back!
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Looks like you had a great adventure!
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It was so wonderful being out. Can’t believe how nice the weather has been!!
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Interesting pictures and love the stories behind them, will look forward to more!
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Thanks!! It was much easier to post on my desktop computer!!
I couldn’t believe the airplane at the gas station.
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Love the plane at the gas station! And Wylie at the base of the tree. Miss you all. Happy holidays!
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Miss you guys too!!!!
Can’t you see Mr Farmer fueling up?!? Probably NOT. Love to all
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Those pictures are beautiful-and dare I say( if my kids don’t hear me) I would love to fix up the old house. I write from a laptop. However you are doing it-keep on-it is working!
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I’m learning to use a laptop, I really miss my desktop computer. I’ll get use to it, hopefully.
I would much rather be out fixing up one of the old stone homes!!
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Ha! It would be a lot more fun! best wishes!
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Your photos really are great. I had to laugh at you pointing out that’s Wylie at the bottom of the tree. I don’t think I would have confused him with a cat again, but you never know!
The silo photo’s especially great. There was an old silo between Matfield Green and Cottonwood Falls that I photographed. I suppose it’s still there. I’ll have to dig through my files and see if I can find it.
Sorry about your desktop. I do all my writing on my PC. I have an iPad, but I just don’t like it for much more than adding comments. I haven’t even figured out how to post from it, and of course I can’t use it for photos. A laptop would be ok, I think, but it would have to have a little more oomph than the iPad.
One thing I did with the iPad was get a wireless keyboard that fits in the case with it. That makes typing much easier than using that on-screen keyboard. As for posting from a phone — impossible for me, since I’m still running around with a Samsung flip phone, and am perfectly happy with it!
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Well, I’m a bit more progressive on phones, too funny a flip phone. Actually, I would love to go back to the old bag phone!!
Wasn’t that a beautiful silo! Beautiful tiles, there’s not many of those around. I hope you find the photo of the silo around Cottonwood. I’d love to see it.
Have a wonderful day, the weather has been so nice here, up until the last front came thru, but the chill isn’t suppose to last too long.
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The cottonwood silo has been found, and is now part of a post. Enjoy!
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Guess I won’t tell you I use my phone… ha ha. What gorgeous photos. Love old school houses. That silo is so pretty. I’d really love to come see that town one of these days. Glad you’re back. I haven’t been blogging much either. Ending my 4th spiritual healing class since August. That coupled with serious writer’s block put a screeching halt on posting. How are Wylie and Mr. Farmer? Are you coming to your son’s for Christmas?
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Oh sure, you young techie kids can do so much on your phones!!! Everyone here is great. Mr. Farmer keeps busy farming and flying. And I love my days with Wylie. He is going to be 7 next week. I always bake him a “cake”. I’ll have to post a photo this year.
We will at my son’s around Christmas. That will be so wonderful!
Interested in hearing about your spiritual healing classes.
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So happy you guys are all doing so great. 7? Well, Happy Birthday, Wylie. How sweet that he gets his own cake. Sounds like you’ll have a fun Christmas with the grandkids. ❤️ I’ll text you about the classes.
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