The season has begun. Each month (Not every month during the pandemic.), during spring and summer, Yolo Arts & Ag hosts local farms and orchards for photographers and artists to spend the morning, doing their art. While I don’t get to all of them, I’ve taken the opportunity to go to most and I haven’t been disappointed. In March we were invited to the Oliver Farm in Woodland. Marlene and I took the opportunity.
Sally Oliver has left the farm buildings as was after her husband passed away 2 years ago. The almond trees are gone and she now leases the grounds to a certified organic farm, producing radish
seeds and curly chard among other rotating row crops.
I found the old buildings a photographic delight. Here are some images taken that morning.
Some buildings. 
I think I’d rather shower! 
Old equipment, also called farm art. 
Inside door of a building. Maybe what used to be a bunk house. 
Stairs leading to the second floor. 
Front of the main house. 
Another perspective.
An amazing, twisted tree.
Old truck in the barn. 
Stuff left in the barn. 
An artist paints. 
A window in one of the buildings.
On the way home, we stopped to take pictures of wild mustard growing in an orchard.
The next visit is scheduled for May. Where will Yolo Arts & Ag take us?
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