North Dakota Day 4
Today (Tuesday) started out cold, windy and dark with a heavy overcast and light drizzle.
Little by little, however, the drizzle stopped and the clouds lifted. By late morning the light had brightened considerably and although the sky was still overcast, the clouds developed good texture. Through the afternoon, the clouds started to break up and provided some very nice intermittent sunlight.
The paint has seen better days, but the color is still strong.
The front entrance was completely blocked by the foliage at the front of the house.
This lovely church was started in 1887 but closed in 2001.
Except for the grain elevators, this is the largest structure I've found in this area.
There. I’m caught up.
30 percent chance of rain showers tomorrow. My luck makes it 100 percent, but would not be the first time I’ve been out in the rain in North Dakota.
Light, Shadow, Form, and Texture 