Silo, Abandoned, Deer, More Abandoned, Barns, Rocks, Church, and Creek to House

I shot this last week

and I shared with you. This time

I went back with a real camera,

such a cool spot.

This house is like a couple

of doors from the silo.

Looks fairly newer, but empty.

Then as I started back down

the road I saw this baby

crossing the road, only surprise,

there were actually three more

behind this one.

Got a call at the time

I spotted the deer, it 

was my great granddaughter, 

Felicity. She talked and talked,

while I shot what I could

and then drove on down 

the road.

I did not realize till I 

got home that I 

caught this one in 

a jump. 

I love to watch them, 

they move with such grace.

Yep, did it again, I drove up 

the driveway (trespassing) 

to shoot a few pics.

 

Yard is kept up nicely, 

but the house sits empty and

alone. 

Wow....I have to wonder

why homes are sitting, all 

alone and empty, I would love

to hear the stories behind that.

I took a turn off the main

way I go to Centerville and found

another road to travel. As I was

traveling down it, I 

saw Defeated Creek Rd.

I usually see this road going

down 100 to Centerville, so I decided

to take it from this end.

One of those half gravel and 

half paved roads, with neat 

things on it.

Like old barns.

The road got a tad 

narrow, and traveled right 

along side the creek, and 

the creek travels right 

along side the rocks. 

I had to stop and shot this,

my first thought was 

how far does that opening

go, does it stop right inside

the hole or travel some inside

the rocks?

Shortly past the hole in 

the rocks the creek crossed

over and ventured off in 

it a way I could not follow.

After a nice, windows down journey down

that road, it came to a split.

The left, remaining Defeated 

Creek, but the other direction 

became something else.

I will have to take that direction

sometime soon.

But, just as the road split,

there was a church,

an abandoned church.

Then I traveled on down 

the road.

This place really got my

attention. The creek travels

right down to the house but I 

could not tell if it went around or 

under the house. Course, the house

is abandoned, and with things

grown up, I could not really

figure it out.

 There are still so many

roads, roads just waiting for me

to venture down with my 

camera. I guess I had better

get moving on all that.

Hope you enjoyed somewhat

of a tour of my hickey little

county and enjoyed some of 

what I see.

Pam