
My Uncle’s Great-Grandchildren watching their Great-Grandfather’s casket being lowered this weekend.
My Uncle’s Great-Grandchildren watching their Great-Grandfather’s casket being lowered this weekend.
My Uncle passed and these items depicted the things that were familiar to him, since he had a watch and clock shop for 55 years.
I was privileged to spend time with my Uncle Joe’s family this weekend, as we celebrated Joe’s life. He lived to the ripe old age of 95. The photo is of a sunset over a farm near Kalona, Iowa.
Washington, Iowa, the town I was born in!
Nosalgia: Iowa the state where the corn grows tall! Just visited last weekend, and the corn is just getting a good start. Good to be “home” again! A great time with friends and relatives!
There are probably 150+ deer antlers on this entrance to someone’s place. This was West of Flori, Iowa.
As I was passing through Fairfield, Iowa, this mural caught my eye, so I pulled into the parking lot, to capture this unique “puzzling” mural! I don’t know if it was painted by my friend, Rusty Baker, but it compares to his works, in 200 some cities around the world! Thanks to a comment I now know it was painted by Ella Yates!
How many of you remember using the hay fork in the center of the photo? On the farm in Iowa, where I grew up, we used that kind of fork to lift up eight small hay bales into the hay mow at one time!