Amish cows are fabulous. Can you see the brown beauty that started walking toward me when we pulled off the road? She "moo-ed" so much it sounded like she was trying to chit-chat and I'm sure she thought I could stay and gossip over the fence. But alas, my friends were waiting in the car, so I took a few photographs of her picturesque farm and went on my way.
I had spotted this dairy farm on the way into Shipshewana and put it on our "must photograph" list for the day. On weekends, Amish shops are only open on Saturday and they close promptly at five o'clock, so we needed to prioritize shops over cows. Luckily the weather held and after a wonderful day wandering Shipshewana, I was able to capture the cows in the long shadows of afternoon sunlight.
Photos like this are the souvenirs that I treasure.
The beauty of everyday life - photographs, thoughts and ideas from Anne Reeves.
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Tuesday, October 2, 2012
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
Moomer's Happy Cows in Traverse City
I mean, really, isn't this the life? How could these cows not be happy?
The masterminds at Moomer's ice cream want you to see just where the milk & cream for their delicious ice cream comes from. This pasture can been seen from the outdoor patio at Moomer's ice cream in Traverse City, Michigan. Neat, eh?
You see, Moomer's runs their very own dairy operation (to which they give tours) right next to the ice cream shop!
This is the sweetest example of farm-to-table agriculture I've ever seen.
P.S. Do you remember when Moomer's won the title "America's Best Ice Cream" from Good Morning America?
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