You can’t drive through Texas without seeing at least a few farms along a lonely stretch of highway, because everyone knows farming and agriculture are quintessential elements of Texas life. While cities house much of the population in the Lone Star State, I know most of us wouldn’t turn down a trip to the country to get back in touch with our roots. Here are 12 pictures of farms in Texas that may stir up some old memories for you:

1) This old Model A sits in the foreground of the Union Hill Farm in Ellis County.
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2) A starry night overlooks this beautiful barn in Brazos.
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3) These cows rest near a tree at a beautiful farm located between Bremond and Franklin.
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4) An old piece of farm equipment is on display at the Penn Farm at Cedar Hills State Park.
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5) The neverending land at a gorgeous farm in Central Texas.
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6) A breathtaking sunrise greets these sleepy cows as another day on the farm begins.
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7) An abandoned farm house still stands strong among the beautiful bluebonnets.
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8) A quaint barn amidst a field of stunning yellow flowers.
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9) The gorgeous countryside and farms in Falls County, TX.
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10) "Little house in the cornfield" in Falls County. This is the epitome of charming right here.
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11) A cold winter day at Nash Farm in Grapevine.
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12) Look at this gorgeous expanse of bluebonnets surrounding a quaint barn in the country. So peaceful..
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Aren’t our farms just charming? Do you have any memories of growing up on a farm or visiting one as a child?

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