We got around half an inch of rain last night, so our rain totals for the month stand at 1.5 inches – a woeful start to the season, but better than nothing! It finally feels like spring, and despite being mostly sequestered inside in front the computer (I am finishing up a wonderful but demanding project), I rejoice in the cooler temperatures and the wet grass. In that vein, since I must continue to work feverishly and meet my deadline, here are some photos of spring fieldwork past. Most of the fieldwork picture took place in Livingston County, Kentucky.
Helping the best photographer ever (Bill Macintire) out of a house turned barn, Livingston County, Kentucky.
Shingles in a gable.
Springtime= calves!
Investigating an outbuilding, Livingston County, Kentucky.
Interior of an outbuilding, untouched since the 1960s, Livingston County, Kentucky.
Log house, Livingston County, Kentucky.
Spring blooms.
Old store buildings, Crittenden County, Kentucky.
Bill Macintire gets in the perfect spot for the photo.
Double gable end chimneys. Livingston County, Kentucky.
Great photos. Having done some cedar shingling myself, I was struck by the diamond shaped shingling work. Beautiful. Wonder if anyone does that these days.