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Winter

In southern Indiana, winters are a wide variety of colors - from rusty oak browns to icy blues. Even the clouds are blue and brown. There's always a hint of smoke in the air since many of us heat our homes with wood. Some winter days can be quiet and still - interrupted only when flocks of geese and cranes go over - and some days the wind tries to rip the branches from the trees. Our winters are never dull.

Winter White

Just After the Storm

Leonard's Barn

Waiting for Spring

Goose Pond, Rain Coming

'Goose Pond, Ducks'

Geese Flying, January

White Roofs

Blue Silo #2

Linton Barn

January Thaw

Wayne Feeds Barn

Burning Old Bales - Clearing Fencerows

Cold Winter Bale

Light in the Barn

Barrel Roof Barn #1

Barrel Roof Barn #2

SOLD Violet Silos

SOLD Evening Marsh

SOLD Late February, Blue Air

Spring

Our springs are spectacular and varied. Things start quietly, with a rush of water and a gentle greening. Then things burst into bloom, and leaf, and a riot of color and action. The dominant colors in spring are pinks from the redbuds and henbit, lovely bright greens and the bright rusty oranges of last year's little blue stem and this year's new oak, redbud and sassafras leaves.

Blackberry Rd. Barn & Silo - Spring

Butterweed Fields #1

Barrel Roof Barn - Spring

Henbit Fields #2

March Creek, Cloudy Day

Blackberry Rd. Barn & Shed - Spring

Rain Won't Stop

Abandoned Farm, April

Goose Pond, April

Beehunter Marsh, April

SOLD Late March, Rusty Roof

SOLD Butterweed Fields #2

SOLD Chicken Snacks

SOLD Ben's Glade

SOLD April Crabapple #3

SOLD Winter Wheat Field

Summer

Summers here start off mild and quickly pick up steam. Our summers are lush, promiscuous affairs full of profusion and confusion. The fields, the gardens and the roadsides are overflowing with growth and color. The days are long - it doesn't get dark until 10pm - which is a good thing, because there are long lists of things to do during this time of the year.

Clouds over May Pasture

Double Trees

Late Summer Fields, Greene County

Griffy Lake, May

Robin's Beehives

Beehives #2

Open Pit Lake - Sullivan County

Turquoise Barn, Haybales

Beehive & Smoker

Red barn, Cornfields

Red Barn and Pond at Freedom

T C Steele Studio

Steamy Bales

Haybales, Blue Trees, Quail

Five Silver Silos

Coal City - Arney Rd.

Grassy Bales, Split Roof

SOLD Thompson's Barn

SOLD The Mailman always brings Treats

SOLD Three Red Cows

SOLD Blue Shed

SOLD Beck Chapel

SOLD Virginia Creeper - Race to the Top

SOLD Old Boat

Fall

Our autumn colors are spectacular and the season lasts a long time with a widely varying display. First, the woods turn orange, the skies more blue. The fields turn brilliant gold-then ochre. Finally, the leaves fade to russet and sienna. Our late fall palette is slate blue, rust and olive. On dark and rainy days, the tree trunks go dark and the leaves glow with luminous color.