Some barns look better from far away…
This view is from the drive that leads up to our son’s home. We arrived in Eastern Washington on the first day of Spring and our first grandchild arrived on that day, too. In the above photo the area beyond the trees is all water now and that is not how it is normally. Here’s a zoom in shot from Saturday with the sun lighting up those trees to make them golden.
A month ago we were at our son and daughter-in-law’s and the next photo was taken of this same view covered in snow.
This area of Washington has had a lot of flooding due to their snow fall amounts and the melt along with rain and the ground not being able to absorb the water. There’s water in places we’ve never seen water before. On our way home from Eastern Washington on Saturday I took this next photo.
There’s a reflection on this day because of flooding. This field is not usually filled with water.
Linking to Tom’s Barn Collective.
The Happy Wonderer ~ ellen b. 
Ellen, Again I want to congratulate you and your husband for your first grandchild! She is a doll, so precious! I love your barn pictures, especially the ones overlooking the valley with the barns. I just showed my husband and he was impressed. Lovely post.💕
…Ellen, what a wonderful collection of barns and rural scenes. The snowy scene has to be my favorite! Thanks so much for stopping by, please come again.