beautiful shots, where I grew up there were a lot of these cut in two homesteads-many friends of my parents. The kids would play in the barn while the adults stayed in the main house, we never had to worry about speeding cars. The darkness of your photo has a hint of black magic.
Road names can be fun. After Virginia enacted the policy that even small roads (some of them just driveways) had to have signs, all sorts of creative names were posted. Oh, there's one on a hilly road near here called Four Wheel Drive.
I've been there and they sell fabulous chicken. We happened to be there on butcher day. Nothing Black Magic about it, just a great name and great product.
The sign fits very well with the atmosphere. Weather is too dark and gloomy.
ReplyDeleteGreat shot!
ReplyDeleteit certainly looks spooky
ReplyDeleteI doubt very much I would go out on Halloween night and trick or treat here :). Love the atmosphere you have captured, Tanya!
ReplyDeleteNice moody shots.
ReplyDeleteSounds and looks so spooky! Love it!
ReplyDeleteThat is a wonderful name for a road and a farm!
ReplyDeleteLove seeing creative and uncommon names like this.
ReplyDeleteGreat find!
spooky shots! :)
ReplyDeleteYour photos do justice to the name. Yes, there must be a story here. Perhaps the farmer got a crop when none of his neighbors did?
ReplyDeleteNice to rediscover this blog.
ReplyDeletebeautiful shots, where I grew up there were a lot of these cut in two homesteads-many friends of my parents. The kids would play in the barn while the adults stayed in the main house, we never had to worry about speeding cars. The darkness of your photo has a hint of black magic.
ReplyDeleteGood choice to show these in B&W.
ReplyDeleteSo do they plant the black magic by seeds on the farm there? And where can you get 'em ?!
ReplyDeleteDefinitely a spooky atmosphere about the place!
ReplyDelete~Lindy
Almost as spooky as Sunnybrook farm on a dark day or night.
ReplyDeleteThe B&W shots really add to the air of mystery! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great name!
ReplyDeleteI love road name signs. We have a Chicken Dinner road here locally.
ReplyDeleteYou know, there is a story and a mystery there.
ReplyDeleteRoad names can be fun. After Virginia enacted the policy that even small roads (some of them just driveways) had to have signs, all sorts of creative names were posted. Oh, there's one on a hilly road near here called Four Wheel Drive.
ReplyDeleteCool shots!
ReplyDeleteVery Blair Witch'ish!
ReplyDeleteVery moody! Black and white tends to do that. Nice shots!
ReplyDeleteBrian took the words out my mouth! I love the atmospheric shots - it's like something out of a book!
ReplyDeleteI've been there and they sell fabulous chicken. We happened to be there on butcher day. Nothing Black Magic about it, just a great name and great product.
ReplyDeletegood to know, thank you!
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