A Walk Along Brigham Road in Greenfield Center, New York

Today I'm taking a walk along
Brigham Road, near Saratoga
Escape Lodges & RV Resort.

A wide path leads to the small,
neatly manicured, cemetery

across the road.

A large plastic bag sits to the left of this path.  I'll pick up some litter as I return to the RV Park, put it in the bag and leave the bag in a dumpster.

The upcoming curve is clearly
labeled.

This is a Right to Farm Area.





Farmers are protected from nuisance lawsuits filed by neighbors who have recently moved into this rural, agriculturally zoned area.

Suburban homes were built near a Guilderland, New York Pig Farm and complaints about smells and the occasional escaped pig were filed with the town.  It was a sad situation for the farmers and the farmer, Mr. Vojnar.

Looking Back Farm trains

Equestrian Jumpers &

 Hunting Riders.

I think this is the oldest house on the road.  The farmhouse has a lot of character.  It and the barn across the street, speak to this region's agricultural past.

Two horses graze in a large

paddock.

Bird Houses fore sale at

this Adirondack themed

camper.

Tiny orange "trumpet flowers"
grow along the leafy bushes.

Past its prime, this large

pink flower remains

beautiful.

Pink Asters in the
roadside growth

A dog & armed robot

guard this property.

A lone Red Daisy
shares the sun with
Golden Rod.





I wonder if the Red Daisy, which I think is a hybridized flower,  is a "volunteer."  Eric uses that term for plants that are transported to unexpected locations by birds.

Roadside litter,

 including a

smoke detector

I found the small grocery bag on the upper right and filled it with trash on my return walk.  The large plastic bag that was sitting in front of the small cemetery is on its way to the dumpster with this colorful assortment of debris.