Outhouses have always interested me as a reminder of our primitive past. A surprising number of them still stand in rural Indiana, though nearly everyone today has modern plumbing.

This place had a very sweet long-haired black cat that followed me around and rubbed against me the whole time I was there. I felt bad for her because it was so cold outside, and I don't think they ever let her in the house because her food bowls were on the front porch of the farmhouse. I told the woman who lived there that I was going to take her cat with me, but she told me I couldn't have it. I think the cat wanted to come anyway.

February 4th and 5th 2008 were two of the most beautiful foggy winter days I have EVER seen. This photograph was made on a farm in rural southwest Allen County, Indiana on the afternoon of the 4th along Branstrator Road north of the Airport Expressway.

See the next foggy landscape photograph from the beginning of February, 2008.

3-5-08

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