Located in Oregon, USA, featuring Stayton and other nearby towns in the Willamette Valley.
Green, Green Grass of Home
This is part of an overgrown field on E. Ida St. I’d stopped near the field to see if any ducks were around in a small creek. No ducks were about, so I decided to play in the green grass for a bit to get today’s photo.
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Burn That Field Down, Part II
about 7 hours ago - No comments
Guest photographer Terri Jo Adams sent two more nifty field burning photos, to go with the one I posted two days ago (I’ll post the other photo tomorrow). Her description: This was out on Doerfler Rd Sunday the 29th of August. There were so many field fires that day, all of a sudden, that it More >
Burn That Field Down
about 2 days ago - 1 comment
Guest photographer Terri Jo Adams sent in today’s photo of some controlled farm field burning outside of town. She forgot to include a description to go with the photo, so I’m going to make one up. If you’ll please, turn your eyes to the distance fields in the photograph situated atop this entry. Even the More >
Late Summer At The Farm
about 1 week ago - 1 comment
If you were able to look to the left of yesterday’s photo, you would have seen the above. Which is what you’re seeing now, so I guess you can, after all. Get updates on Facebook, Twitter, and in your newsreader (Google Reader, etc.) To get this blog’s updates in your Facebook news feeds, visit the More >
Post-Burn Beauty
about 3 weeks ago - No comments
Guest photographer Patrick sent in today’s photo of a farm field after a controlled burn. His description: The recent photo on your blog of a field burn in the distance prompted me to send this photo to you. I have been photographing the fields for three years now, usually highlighting the post-burn beauty that can More >
Flower Girl
about 2 months ago - 4 comments
There were several people watching the Burn To Learn on Sunday, including several children who picked some wildflowers from the field across the street from the house the fire fighters burned down. It’s nice to see kids enjoying such simple things, without the need for video games, TV, etc. Not that I’m one to talk. More >
Not Bad For A Winter Day
about 7 months ago - 2 comments
The weather here has been pretty mild this month. I took the above photo off of Fern Ridge Rd., looking east at a shed in a fairly large field. It doesn’t look like the middle of winter to me… not that I’m complaining. Though with this weather, our snow pack on the mountains hasn’t been More >
Fog On The Farm
about 1 year ago - 1 comment
Guest photographer Debbie D. Dodd send it today’s photo of a foggy sunrise taken on her farm four miles south of Stayton. Very pretty. Thanks, Debbie! Photos are copyright © Debbie D. Dodd. All rights reserved. Do not copy or reproduce in any way without permission of photographer.
Speckled
about 1 year ago - 4 comments
Here’s some grass. In a field somewhere or other (I can’t remember which street it’s on, but I’m fairly certain that doesn’t matter). Nothing is more exciting than this, friends.
Landscape Mode
about 1 year ago - No comments
I took this photo near where Fern Ridge Rd. meets Highway 22. At the top of the field, in the middle of the horizon line, is the City of Stayton Public Works Reservoir & Pump Station, which I have posted at least one photo of in the past.
Stand
about 1 year ago - 2 comments
I haven’t been able to go out and take many pictures lately, so I’m revisiting the farm field on E. Santiam St. I posted a couple of photos from last week. I like trees, so I tend to take photos of them a lot. That’s easy to do in Stayton, since there are a lot More >
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about 3 years ago
I am still trying to put the picture of missing UK little girl Madeleine’s face into the minds of many, so, if your readers would pop over to Cheltenham to have a look i’d be grateful. You never know she could be in your road or mine by now. We can all look! Thanks.