It wasn't as windy has it has been the last few days, but windy enough to blow clothes off the line. I decided to I had to get out of the house, so I figgered an inspection tour of Goll Woods would be a good thing to do.
The high winds of the last few months has blown overand/or broken trees of all sizes.
No matter how many times I hike the woods, I always notice something new. This tree is probably close to a hundred feet tall. It is probably dead, but I couldn't get over the size of those limbs up there. It must have been a monster before it broke.
Looks like the moss is beginning to green up a bit. Wonder how many years that tree has been on the ground.
The frogs were out and very loud. I was kinda surprised to hear them. It was in the mid 40's when I was there. I tried to pick up their croakin in video mode, but by you can barely hear them. You'll hafta believe me that they were very loud.
The date on this barn said 1892. It has been modernized a bit with an overhead door. Wonder if it has an electric opener . . .
No date on this little old barn. It was in the middle of a corn field. At one time there may have been a house and a few more farm buildings around it.
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