Looks like that fish grabbed that seagull, because the bird is not big enough to grab that size of fish....Nice catch, Literaly...
The Download is amazing. That's one big ship....I think you would get tired of stairs between decks...did I say that? I must be getting old.
If these people would put as much effort into building their own society, instead of tearing others apart, they could have a beautiful country of their own. Oh, I forgot there is not one terrorist smart enough to think that far ahead.....or have the education to build anything, but a bomb.
Love #1, and your right, the Rotory Snowplows are fun to watch. They usually use them to clear cuts, that are blowed in or on mountain passes where they can't get equipment into. To clear a small amount of snow ( 12" to 15") they will just use a V-Plow and push it out of the way.
Very nice job Don, esp the Drone shots...did you clone out the background and put different backgrounds in the finished product? Your pictures really show what a drone can do...Thank-You
Enjoying your Scenery with my morning cup of coffee. Beautiful country Angler....it's really getting green over there...
Love the download Willard, never seen a lift bridge like it.
Look Hal, a train just went by, I can see it's tracks. Sorry, I just couldn't pass that one up. There are not many water towers left standing...looks like U got a little snow too, you can see where the cow-catcher was plowing....
Stunning, love the downloads...been enjoying your pictures all winter. Thank-you
Welcome back Dave, can't keep a good man down...Looks like that last picture was taken from your hospital bed, (joking) nice perspective of the buildings...
Very productive day, that porcupine blends in pretty well...
You have a way of making the South look so inviting and fun. Love the old mansions, I wonder if any new houses of today could stand the test of time, like they have...but I know they will never have the memories and stories like those of the Old South...Great Pictures, thanks for sharing.
E Mang wrote:
It is easy to find someone who wants to make our day better. Coffeee and music alway help make a good day.
Just looked at them, they all look very familiar. Medora is always greener then our area. We make it over there once or twice a year with the grand-kids...a lot to do there...beautiful area. Thanks for sharing.
plessner wrote:
thanks sleepy
I was now going to post some pics of the ND Badlands--I bet they look a lot like yours! Beautiful
Thank you photophile, I had a lot of the rainbow, it was actually a double rainbow, but I had water-spots on my lens, & had to crop them out...
photophile wrote:
Great looking scenery, I liked the rainbow shot most.
Thanks for looking Judy-my grandkids are from N. Dakota, but made many friends here while moving back from Virginia, they went a 1/2 a year to school here and made a lot of friends, so I don't have to entertain them much when they come for a visit...My wife grew up here and played in the hills and searched all the caves, so with the boys we don't worry to much...They are Gaming-Kids (electronics ) so it is good to see them out there using their imagination...
judy juul wrote:
Breath taking views-got to check that one out! Sounds like it could be a little dangerous for kids-especially if they aren't locally brought up! Wonderful place to explore!