Posts for: sleepy51
Jan 8, 2016 09:43:16 #
Beautiful Park, It looks like a great place to stop and smell the daffodills. and another short-cut to Iowa to see my sons family...we take alot of the backroads going there.Looks like you are pretty busy in the Spring & Summer...
plessner wrote:
If you happen to stop by our little town of 60 people, you can relax and take some time to smell the flowers or play on the swings at the park I built and take care on Main Street
Jan 8, 2016 09:30:32 #
Thanks Roadrunner, they look a little desolete in the winter time..looking at your pictures makes me wish I knew how to ski...I tried as a kid, but there wasn't a hill big enough in Minnesota that gravity would take you down, so we had to get pulled by a snow mobile up and down the frozen river...thanks for sharing
Roadrunner wrote:
OH...............wow what beauty! THANK YOU for sharing
Jan 8, 2016 09:19:52 #
Hope they brought back some good memories Irene. Thanks for looking...
Irenejb wrote:
Brings back memories of the 2.5 years we lived in Glendive (early 80's). This park was a favorite place to go and we always took family when they visited.
Jan 8, 2016 09:10:29 #
Your welcome Pat, hope U enjoyed the ride.
PAToGraphy wrote:
Thanks for taking me to Montana. Always wondered what it was like.
Jan 8, 2016 09:08:39 #
Thank you for looking markar, if you stay on I-94 it pretty much has badlands & mountains all across the state. If you travel the north route, you will find a lot of flat farmland towards the East.
markar wrote:
What gorgeous country, sleepy. I remember a trip through Montana that left me with the impression that Montana was very flat. I was wrong.
Jan 7, 2016 22:36:21 #
Our State Park on the Eastern edge of Montana, it is the largest of the state parks in Montana. It is about a half a mile drive from town, ( or just down my alley, 1-block ). Kids call them mountains, adults call them Badlands....my grandson & friends practicly lived up there last Summer. They built forts, out of old sheets and rocks and sticks. Caught lizards, turned over rocks and found scorpions, luckily they didn't find any snakes....just what a bunch of 6th graders would do...some days they would pack lunches and we wouldn't see them for hours...(cell phones). Besides the beautiful Badlands, I have 2-brothers and 5 brother & sister-in-laws in this town to make it a Special Place to Live...
Makoshika Park, Glendive Montana
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1st day of Summer
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looking down a ravine
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Odd shaped rocks
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Sundown
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Blue Spruce
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Cactus Flower
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switchbacks
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Turkey Buzzard
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Camp site
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Top of switch-backs
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Lights out
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Entrance to park
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Jan 5, 2016 10:27:25 #
Never seen a White squirrel, thanks for sharing....
Jan 1, 2016 22:32:07 #
No, we just got about 2" right before christmas. Been one of the better winters we've had for a while. Just enough to take the grand-kids sledding with the 4-wheeler and toboggan.
Erv wrote:
Thank you!! Do you have a lot of snow yet?
Jan 1, 2016 01:18:32 #
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Dec 7, 2015 06:57:52 #
Happy birthday Erv, take the day off & go fishing''''Harrison would like that.
Oct 23, 2015 23:11:23 #
Wow...Beautiful even before download...Nice Shoot'n Angler
Oct 22, 2015 09:40:16 #
Like #2, I tried stacking too, it was pretty easy, they were already flat. Lol ( I don't like Spiders & Snakes ) just like the song...
Oct 17, 2015 09:14:19 #
Thank-you for the reply, love the old airplanes.
Beard43 wrote:
The B-17 had a normal crew of 10. Pilot, Co-Pilot, Bombardier, Navigator, Flight Engineer, Radio operator, 2 waist gunners, Ball turret gunner, tail gunner. The plane shown is a B-17G. The Memphis Belle is a B-17F. She was the first to finish 25 missions.
Oct 17, 2015 00:43:56 #
Thanks for the answer, my dad was in the Air Force too, but I didn't have these questions when he was around...
lightandshadowjourney wrote:
My father was a Top Turret/Engineer on one of these (Ol' Battle Axe). Two side gunners, one tail, one ball, one nose, pilot, co pilot, radio (could be a side gunner as well), and either a bombardier or togglier to release the bombs. Great pictures of a marvelous (really) aircraft flown by very young men with incredible bravery.