CS #752 - Rural

[kilofoxtrott]

My friends,
let's continue with rural pictures of your surrounding.

Examples will follow tomorrow
Klaus

 

[Pa]

Thanks for hosting, Klaus. A very easy subject for me.

 

[JustEd]

I thought East Tennessee was rural, but not so much. Turns out where I live is one of the fastest growing communities in the US.

Do you think "Dollywood" or "Gattlinburg" would be considered rural I think they get about a million tourists a year.

 

[catalyst]

Thanks, Klaus, for hosting with a theme that might encourage me to get out and about tomorrow; if the local weather holds. Looking forward to seeing everyone's contributions.

 

[kilofoxtrott]

I thought East Tennessee was rural, but not so much. Turns out where I live is one of the fastest growing communities in the US.

Do you think "Dollywood" or "Gattlinburg" would be considered rural I think they get about a million tourists a year.

Hi Ed,
I was there in 1999 and had the impression of a little sleepy town...

Kind regards
Klaus

 

[kilofoxtrott]

Thanks, Klaus, for hosting with a theme that might encourage me to get out and about tomorrow; if the local weather holds. Looking forward to seeing everyone's contributions.

Eric!
Beautiful weather can anyone...

Have fun
Klaus

 

[MiriamJ]

The LDS church in Kingman, Arizona.

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[JustEd]

Scenery changes VERY quickly here...city...suburbs...rural in a block or two.

Our condos and our neighbors:

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^That's "Chico"

 

[JustEd]

Two blocks away:

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And three blocks away, one of the ubiquitous churches.

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[JustEd]

Hi Ed,
I was there in 1999 and had the impression of a little sleepy town...

Kind regards
Klaus

It has grown a lot since then...A LOT!

Y'all come back now!

 

[NEF Said]

Two blocks away:

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And three blocks away, one of the ubiquitous churches.
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Both sets are nice Ed. Love the close-up of the horses!

 

[warth man]

The LDS church in Kingman, Arizona. View attachment 1684975

I love it when I see scenes like this, with buildings tucked in beside natural formations. There will be a reason.

 

[warth man]

Three from today's dog walk (I am a rural dweller):

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SE Lakeland by warth man, on Flickr

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Rural Home by warth man, on Flickr

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Cyclist by warth man, on Flickr

 

[MiriamJ]

I love it when I see scenes like this, with buildings tucked in beside natural formations. There will be a reason.

It always seemed like a peaceful place to place a house of worship.

 

[MiriamJ]

^That's "Chico"

Hi Chico! What a pleasant place. I especially liked the 2 horses. Nice that you put it in B&W

 

[MiriamJ]

Three from today's dog walk (I am a rural dweller):

SE Lakeland by warth man, on Flickr

It beautiful how the green rolling hills just go on and on.

 

[MiriamJ]

Another Kingman scene showing one of the valleys.

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[rick_reno]

Yesterday near Bonners Ferry, Idaho.

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[JustEd]

Another Kingman scene showing one of the

Another Kingman scene showing one of the valleys. View attachment 1685018

I remember Kingman. Your shot makes it look gorgeous

 

[Minuteman3]

Two from rural eastern Oregon ... along I-84 on a rather cool and rainy day.

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Cheers!!

Ken