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Sunday, August 2, 2015

Second on the 2nd: Rural Kansas

This month's post is from August 30, 2009.  It is a Silent Sunday post, which I haven't posted in quite sometime.    Since the 2nd landed on Sunday this month, I thought it was appropriate.  Again, I must apologize for my old camera, but it seemed to take better photos outdoors, at least.  And don't you just LOVE that rust?

Silent Sunday: Rural Kansas








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11 comments:

  1. froebelsternchen4:19 AM, August 02, 2015

    fabulous buildings! Happy Second Look On The 2nd Elizabeth!
    oxo
    Susi

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  2. Anonymous5:42 AM, August 02, 2015

    great shots elizabeth. Nice rust and I really like that old building at the end. Xox

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  3. ~*~Patty S8:03 AM, August 02, 2015

    Your photos give a great taste of your fair state E.
    And you have captured the "Silent Sunday" feel perfectly too.
    That rusty building is something I would definitely stop for and the parked truck in the grass is very telling.
    I used to enjoy Silent Sundays too.
    August really snuck up on me even though I was fully aware that July was winding down :-) Luckily I had already looked ahead and chose a summertime/August post from a couple years ago that I like. All I had to do was get it posted lickety split this morning.
    Happy Sunday and Happy August ♥
    oxo

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  4. Divers and Sundry9:09 AM, August 02, 2015

    I love the wilder edges around the building and truck. It appeals to me more than the more formal manicured look you more often see in cities.

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  5. Valerie-Jael10:26 AM, August 02, 2015

    Love the photos, especially the way the light is reflecting on the back of the truck. Enjoy your 2nd on the 2nd Sunday! Valerie

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  6. Krisha11:44 AM, August 02, 2015

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    These may have been taken with your old camera, but they are still very good photos.....and I like all of them!!

    I remember when you did Silent Sundays, always thought it was so neat and even thought about doing it myself.

    Happy Sunday and here's to the month of August!!

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  7. Halle5:34 PM, August 02, 2015

    Rural America is beautiful. Thanks for re-posting this one. I can't say I remember seeing it before.

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  8. Robyn Oliver12:51 AM, August 03, 2015

    Hi Elizabeth - glad to see others take photos of just about anything...interesting "rural Kansas" photos. Hope this month holds more special memories for you, cheers Robyn

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  9. Carol8:01 AM, August 03, 2015

    Love those photos!!! Sorry I was unable to join this week. Weekends are almost impossible to get on line here with our crappy internet service. I just keep getting that spinning circle of trying to load. One of the few pitfalls of living in a country subdivision. I have however started a drive to get Cable to run service into our little neck of the woods ... trying to convince other neighbors to get on board with it. Wish me luck!!!!

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  10. Craftymoose Crafts7:23 AM, August 06, 2015

    What a perfect 2nd look, or in my case a first look! I can't get used to seeing everything so flat!

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  11. pearshapedcrafting1:02 PM, August 06, 2015

    I am so sorry not to have joined in again…I should have thought and scheduled a post before I went away - now I am on a rush to get some things out of the way both blogwise and homewise - my kitchen cupboards need a bit of re - organising - we have things in them that we haven't used since we moved in and don't think we ever will!!! Hugs, Chrisx

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