Friday, October 15, 2010
K-Town: The Beauty
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| The traditional color of the houses here. |
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| There are roads, but as many horses with carts as trucks use them. |
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| The colors blossomed all around us. |
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| We met a number of interesting people on our walk on Sunday morning. Here a farmer takes his bull for a walk. |
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| He pointed us in the right direction. |
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| Some beautiful horses caught our attention on our walk. |
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| Hello Mr. Ed - this one joined in our conversation. |
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| Old school potato farmer. |
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| He wanted to sell us some of these sacks of potatos. |
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| The waves of soil |
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| He didn't have the kind of help that the owners of this potato field had. |
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| The local cemetery. |
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| A wider angel. |
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| A look at the main church from above. |
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| I take this same shot every time I'm here. |
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| Our local cafe. |
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| This is pretty much what you do here. |
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| This is a crumbling house we found in a church's courtyard. |
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| Some broken headstones on the side of the church. |
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| Another part of the above house in the churchyard. |
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2 comments:
Nice photos, Mike. I really liked the all the small-scale, old-school farming in Koprivshtitsa, like it hadn't really changed in centuries. There were a few tractors and trucks, but not many...they seemed like afterthoughts.
Nice pictures. I especially like the shadows on the horse pictures - I get a real sense of the time of day.
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