Sun Rise in The town of Locust

[Flagler]

[Wolf N Works]

Nice

[Showme]

I like your barn. Kit?

[carlso]

Very nice. That real sun is hard to beat with the natural shadows and the like.

Carl

[Angus Shops]

I would have thought that the local town council would have considered renaming the town. 'Locust' is not the most enticing name for an agricultural community... Such a beautiful and bountiful area could use a name more like, well, Bountiful.

Geoff

[Flagler]

I like your barn. Kit?

Not a Kit..... Built and ready  structure.... I forget the Brand

[Flagler]

Very nice. That real sun is hard to beat with the natural shadows and the like.

Carl

It was a nice surprise the other morning. It will be fun to see what develops as the sun angle changes over the next 3 months

[Flagler]

I would have thought that the local town council would have considered renaming the town. 'Locust' is not the most enticing name for an agricultural community... Such a beautiful and bountiful area could use a name more like, well, Bountiful.

Geoff

The Locust almost did the settlement in back in the 1830"s.
That side of the layout runs along Locust street
I thought it was clever for local visitors.I need a locust logo for the grain elevetor

[Flagler]

Another picture I missed

[nkalanaga]

Geoff:  "Locust" is also a type of trees.  The original settlers may have named it for the local wood source, rather than the crop-eating bugs.

[Angus Shops]

Yup, it's a type of tree! Should have seen that, I'm an arborist...either Honey Locust (Gleditsia triacanthos), or Black Locust (Robinia pseudoacacia). Whoops.
Geoff

[Flagler]

That explains why the other two streets are named Pine and Mulberry

[Flagler]

The other side of town

[lock4244]

Not a Kit..... Built and ready  structure.... I forget the Brand

Think that Barn is a 'Built-up' by Imex.

[jmarley76]

Nice lighting effect!