Nana and Anna bee quiltin'.
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Some other good ones….
Logan (?) getting his toenails trimmed?
Great pics! It's not just "Musick [that] has Charms to sooth a savage Breast", as Wm. Congreve wrote, but often Nature as well. (Hurricanes, Vesuvius, etc. excepted
) My gf finds a lot of comfort just sitting out listening to and watching the birds and insects 
A John Denver moment this morning
"Take Me Home, Country Roads"
Had this old feller in front of me this morning. Doing a fair clip, too, around 50.
Pics snapped with my phone, but there may be just as good ones from my dash cam.
I think I've seen wider tires on bicycles!
"Take Me Home, Country Roads"
Had this old feller in front of me this morning. Doing a fair clip, too, around 50.
Pics snapped with my phone, but there may be just as good ones from my dash cam.
I think I've seen wider tires on bicycles!
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4H county fair prep.
4H county fair prep.
Looks like the bicep part of a 4H weight training regimen - turkey curls.
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OK, who's going first?
From a wildlife pic. gallery in The Guardian:
They look a little anxious as they do their first pre-flight check (chick)
From a wildlife pic. gallery in The Guardian:
"Kestrel chicks look out from their nest on the side of a house in Rochdale, UK.
They are about to take flight for the first time."
They are about to take flight for the first time."
They look a little anxious as they do their first pre-flight check (chick)
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This After Eight Oriental Lily greeted me today.
THE PILGRIM
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I likely got too close.
According to bison ranchers I know, "The fence is just an idea to a bison."
If he wants to go through it, he will.
When we were on the home ranch the last time, a guy bought the ranch next to us to raise bison.
I told him he needed to upgrade the fences considerably.
He told me Wyoming law decreed that land owners had to “fence things out,”not in.
I told him that the first time a bison appeared on our land I would call him and tell him the location of the critter. The second time I would tell him where the carcass was.
He was the owner of a high tension power line construction company and they erected a 10 foot high fence using seven rows of power cable and electrified five of them.
We got along pretty well.
They eventually sold the ranch and moved the bison to a ranch on the Colorado state line south of Cheyenne.
I told him he needed to upgrade the fences considerably.
He told me Wyoming law decreed that land owners had to “fence things out,”not in.
I told him that the first time a bison appeared on our land I would call him and tell him the location of the critter. The second time I would tell him where the carcass was.
He was the owner of a high tension power line construction company and they erected a 10 foot high fence using seven rows of power cable and electrified five of them.
We got along pretty well.
They eventually sold the ranch and moved the bison to a ranch on the Colorado state line south of Cheyenne.
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I thought our "fence 'em out" law only applied to cattle.
