Take a
Trip
To a small
Town
Where it’s
Easy
To get
Around
Not
The most
Expansive
View
But
You may find
It suits
You
19 thoughts on “Townscape”
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There is a peaceful warmth and beauty about small towns.
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I agree. Thanks for commenting.
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Smiling, town scape to escape suit me just fine.
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Yes, a good place to get away.
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Hi, Sandy. I like your “small town” take on the challenge! This looks like the prototypical mid-century place. Great idea.
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Thanks, Patti. Nebraska has many small towns of 200 to 1,000 residents. They have great charm, but struggle to survive. This particular shot is from a trip to Colorado.
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I lived in the Midwest for 8 years, so I understand the struggle to survive.
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I really like small towns and would dearly love to live in one again.
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Yes, away from the hustle and bustle.
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Reminds me of some of the small towns, that I have visited in Texas. Quaint…. a reminder of a gentler time. 💙
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Yes, not so intense!
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LOL a new word for the week! Very creative
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Yes, maybe I could get it added to the dictionary (ha).
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I like your take on it. 🙂 I came from a city (well, 300.000 people but it’s the capital of Slovenia) to rural Tuscany. It suits me very well. (Nothing rural in my lifestyle though, just the countryside around.)
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Thanks. It’s nice to escape the fast pace of big city life, I think, even though where I live has a population of 250,000+.
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A great shot of a quintessential small town. Lovely poem too.
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Thanks, Patti.
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Love this poem and picture. A lot of small towns have much more to offer than you’d think.
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Definitely. A less harried lifestyle, for one.
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