morning on the farm (pictures)

[Ellis Kinney]

My wife and I built our farm home and moved from the city back in June. Took a few pictures last week to post on the websight. I hope everyone enjoys them. The farm is 35 miles east of Cincinnati in Northern Kentucky.





 

[steve il]

thanks for the pictures, leaves were bright this fall. i was surprised how pretty they were considering the dry summer.
 

[Farmallhal]

Just beautiful and I'm sure you enjoy your new home in the country. Beautiful fall for sure even if we had a dry summer, Hal.
 

[kennell]

You sure have a beautiful property. Not missing the city right now eh? Kent
 

[NEKS]

Looks like a real nice place. In the second picture on the right is that a bucket hand pump over a cistern?
 

[Lou from Wi.]

Ellis Kinney Just gotta tell you, BEAUTIFUL PICTURES. Thanks for sharing. Regards LOU.
 

[PretendFarmer]

You built that farm...HA!,....Obama would have something to say about that!
 

[The Red]

Beautiful pictures! All our leaves are down in Indy and the farm in east central Indiana.
 

[Ellis Kinney]

The pump is called a GEM pump. It works on a series of stoppers pulled by a chain crank up thru a pipe. I cheat, by filling it with a garedn hose so I can use it. Ellis
 

[ste_fano]

Wow, much better then the colors we had in Custer Park Illinois. Thanks,

Steve
 

[DC Snider]

Beautiful place you've got there, thanks for sharing...
 

[MARK ROBKE]

I grew up in Taylor Mill, Kenton co. (where I 275 crosses RT 16). When i was a kid ,everyone had those cistern pumps : to get the water flowing I remember pumping real fast ,then the water would pour out of the spout. I remember DAD replacing the chain and dipper cups in the pump at grandma's once.
I now live in Bracken co, about 45 miles se of Cincinnati; you must live in Campbell co. along the AA hiway.It is beautiful country around here. And the reason the trees look good,our area got nice rain early/mid august on: saved crops and pastures after very hot ,dry July.
MARK