Red barns stand out against the white December snow like this one, but now that the snow has increased its depth by three feet this February, I prefer to see them surrounded with green grass.
Red Barn with Little Snow
Another hot and humid summer day caused a lot of things to sweat in the sun like me, but also the corn. Corn doesn’t actually sweat and the technical term is evapotranspiration, the natural process of water evaporating from plants to the air. The corn stalks act like wicks or straws drawing up soil moisture which beads up on leaves and is carried off by warmer air increasing the humidity.
Corn Sweating
The sunshine today helped to dry the soggy ground but more thunderstorms are in the forecast again and this barn is looking like it has weathered a few too many storms. Missing boards are allowing more rain to seep inside and soon the rotten wood will allow more boards to blow off in the wind.
Barn Feeling Its Age