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In the Pasture at the Farm
May 2014
View across field towards two young cows grazing on a hilly pasture. There is a bur oak in the distance at the bottom of the pasture, and beyond is a pond.
Chicken House
July 2014
View of an abandoned chicken coop next to an empty and rusting corn crib on a farm. Tall grass and weeds are growing in front. In the distance on the right a group of cows are grazing.
Cows Grazing in Water
May 2014
View across fence towards two cows standing a field flooded from spring rains. A Canada goose is swimming near a tree in the background on the right. In the background are a silo and barn and other...
Fjord Horses on the Farm
April 2014
Close-up of a mare and foal standing in a pasture. In the far distance beyond rolling hills are farm buildings.
Floyd Quinney
Floyd Quinney, Richard Quinney's father, feeding cows and chickens in a field on his family's farm.
