This is Highway 225A which runs north from Ocala to where it meets Highway 441 and continues on to the City of Gainesville, which is the home of the University of Florida.
There are a number of large, beautiful horse farms along this stretch of the highway, but as you get farther north you'll see run-down very shabby homesites, along with a dreary little town which has very little to offer its residents.
As you can see, we were required to stop at this point, while cars coming from the other direction were given the rightaway. We were pleased to note it would not be a long wait. Evidently, the electric company was repairing lines and cutting away branches which could become a problem as hurricane season approaches.
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E' sempre un piacere, vivere la vita d'altri paesi del mondo, tramite le tue fotografie...
Un saluto,silvia
Gosto desta fotografia.
Um abraço e tenha um bom dia.
Andarilhar
Dedais de Francisco e Idalisa
O prazer dos livros
It's the sky that has grabbed my attention. Clouds like that are a common sight in Florida.
...I live off of Highway 441, must be a different one!
These beautiful old horse farms evoke the Florida of yesteryear. Even with the road workers and the game of "dodge the cones."
Janis
GDP
wooo! Big sky.
What a fabulous sky, tres dramatic! #45 is making it so stressful for you all Lowell, hopefully every senate election between now and 2020 will turn the tables ✨
Lovely photo
When driving to Florida the horse farms were aways a sign that we had arrived!
When we were in the States several years ago we were surprised to always see someone -man or woman- holding the sign. We are not used to see that here, just a sign or a traffic light.
It's nice to see they are making some preparations.
The sky is amazing!
Luckily you had to stop, otherwise you couldn't take this wonderful picture !
Turns out that guy with the sign has a dangerous job. Many road construction workers are run down every year by drivers who do not slow down. Good road working photo. And I did manage to stay out of jail all on my own.
Those clouds are beautiful. Nice that you had to stop and snapped this pic.
Gorgeous clouds. But I have to admit to a moment's pause when I read the words "hurricane season." "Berry picking," or "crabbing" sure, but "hurricane season is not at all something I'd like to have on my calendar of seasons.
The sky looks more threatening than the traffic!
Lovely capture!
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