RAIN, EGGS, AND COWS
The wipers rhythmically slapped the windshield as I cornered the bend by the Clous farm. I have passed this scene a thousand times and many of those times said to myself, “I’ve got to come and photograph this place”. So why, in the rain, I decided that today was the day is a mystery even to me. Go figure. When inspiration strikes I gotta go with it, so once armed with my camera, I headed back out across the rising waters of the Battenkill. This farm sits in a unique setting that I always appreciate when I pass by. The house and barns sit opposite a large pasture, usually populated with cattle and horses, that rises up in a patchwork of trees and old stone walls.
On my way back I made two more stops, one for a tree that can only really be appreciated when it is naked of leaves. I got an interesting shot of the tree but struck out on the third locale. The light was seriously uninteresting at that point so I’ll go back another day.


