A High Rise
A High Rise
Fenced In
Fenced In
View From The Car
View From The Car
A Busy Day
A Busy Day
For this week’s Pickin’ & Grinnin’ In The Kitchen Spot Paul and Pap did a great version of We Live In Two Different Worlds, an old Hank Williams song. Give it a listen-you’ll be glad you did.
Hope you enjoyed the views and the song!
Tipper
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Love this post. Much prefer the country view.
I have been so busy I haven’t come by to visit!!:)
Hi ! LOL
I love the photos nice job ….makes one think a bit ..hope all is well ! the fenced in one in the country is so pretty…I want to lay in that feild a bit.
Awesome song! I love the country pictures. The city ones, not so much.
Wonderful photos; I love how you set this up.
I love the photo contrast and the song as well. I agree with the others….I like the second world best.
This was a fun post, Tipper! I guess, if you have nothing to contrast, there would always be the desire to leave your own backyard. Enjoyed how it led to the singing of Hank Williams’
classic. :))
Just loved the way you showed the differences! Made me smile. Love the music as well. Blessings,Kathleen
I vote for green and mountains! I have lived a lot of my life in the city but my heart is in the country. You did a great job with your pictures showing the opposition.
As always the guys did a great job!
Tipper,
Your photos show great contrast between city and country living. I much prefer the latter. I am just a good ol’ country girl at heart.
Have a great week, my friend.
Blessings,
Mary
I see this city everyday, want to see your side more often. I miss it so much! I tell you, that Paul can really pick a tune and he and Pap’s voices blend so well you know I had to listen a few times. Always love when they’re together.
BTW, got the CD’s and have been enjoying mine very much. Sister S can’t wait for me to mail hers. It’ll be mailing it to her tomorrow. You all make my weekends blissful. xxoo
I work in the city but live in the shadows of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Everday on the drive back home I tune in my XM radio to the bluegrass station and feel my blood pressure drop. I only wished I live in the Mountains. Thanks for the music it helps. You guys are really good.
I couldn’t go back to living in the city. I can visit from time, to time, but that is about it. As always, I love the pickin and grinning. Keep it up!
Wow ….we so much enjoy Pap and Paul’s sing and picking…fabulous!! I even brought my hubby in from the garage to get to listen to it….he is singing praises for it as well. We live in the country and love it…there is no comparison really to country living.
Love this post.
You look at things similar to how I do.
Would much rather live in your world. Which is similar to mine. But I am just minutes away from the “other” world.
And as usual, love the “pickin’ & grinnin”!!
Very nice photo essay!
Love it. As always.
What a contrast between the two worlds! The video is great ~ loved the voices and the guitar playing. A wonderful Hank Williams classic. I haven’t heard it in ages. Thanks for sharing!!
What contrasts! I’ll take the pace and imagery of the rural world any day.
Great juxtaposition of pictures. I am glad that Dirt and I never tried living in two different worlds, whether the two types in the pictures or the two types in the song.
Have a good garden week, the concoction I spoke of earlier is sludgy or mealy depending on the amount of water. I still use manure tea at times and I love the results of using manure tea as a foliar spray. Can you imagine being a plant, what a nice shower!
I love the comparisons. I’ll take your side on those.
I like the second world best. I see too way too little of it!
I like your second views the best. I wouldn’t want to live in the city.
Tipper: What a neat post, I loved your comparison shots and the neat ‘picken in the kitchen’ with Pap and Paul.