An Ode to Robert Frost’s, “Directive”

Karina CoombsDecember 28, 2012January 16, 2013Antique Housing, New England, Photos, Winterantiques, cellar hole, colonial, forest, new england, old house, photos, poetry, Robert Frost, rural, snow

Walking through the yard on a snowy morning (in pajamas).

Rock Pile

Barn Front

Barn Rear 2

Barn Rear

Barn Door 2

Barn Door

Stone Gate

Stone Gate 2

Meadow

Wagon Rims

Wagon Wheel Rim

Old Wagon Frame

Wagon Wheel 2

Wagon Wheel 3

Old Wagon Frame 2

Wagon Frame 3

Swamp Ice

Ice

Ice

Ice

Cellar Hole 2

Stone Walls

Rock Tree

Woods 2

Buggy

Old Door

Stone Wall Metal

Pump

Metal Hook

Metal Hook Frame

Stone Walls 2

Path to Meadow

Cellar Hole

Cellar Door

Shells and Lantern

Well

Old Post

Cut to shreds by cold thorns.

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