Thanks!

Thanks for the info. Did the crop of the brightness but not sure where you are talking about on the vertical of the tree. Will post again.

I like trees to. Here are my favorites!

Always happy!


Distorted!

I have multiple feeders outside my living room window and my kitchen window. The bird antics keep me laughing for sure. I have been meaning to get some shots of them. Thanks . Your photos are spuring me on.

Great shots in this thread. Mine pale in comparison.

Water wheel sluice.


Sluice used as a wishing well.

These are are few leftover vacation shots from the Fall. They were taken at Cades Cove, Townsend ,Tenn.

Thanks everyone!

Getting ready for spring.

Where did I put it?

If you'd like to see something funny to do with an electric fence, there was a video going around a few years ago of a cool dude who was trying to scope out a couple of cute girls nonchalantly. If you want a little chuckle, go here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gd6dUSrXuGQ[/quote]

Pretty funny. My dad used to try to get us girls to touch the fence to test it to see if it worked. He must have figured it was cheaper than a fence tester. The man had a sick sense of humour. :evil: :lol:[/quote]

I did that with my oldest boy with a lawn mower when he was ten and at 50 he's still not happy about that. LOL![/quote]

:shock: :lol: OMG!!!! Wipeing away tears!!!!!!!!

If it works then that's what you should do.[/quote]

It does work on most cows. You always get the one or two that just stand there and look at you. When I married my husband he came with a couple really wild cows. Those stupid things would jump fences and get all riled up when we had to work them. The vet and I convinced him to get rid of them and their daughters. The next year all we had was calm cattle. The trouble was it took us twice as long to get them through the chute, some of them you had to get in with them and literally push them down the chute, but at least they didn't try to take down the chute and we weren't chasing after cows that had taken out a fence or two. :P[/quote]

I bought a nanny goat from the sale that was in pretty ruff shape. (skinny). The more weight she put on the wilder she got. She would bounce off the side of the barn, the fence, the horse and other goats to get away from you. If (and I mean IF)she took a treat from me it was on the fly. Turned out she was pregnant. The closer to due date the crazier she got. I sold her before she dropped for fear she would be completly luney toons after kidding. Whew! In the nick of time too. :roll:

Rabbit meat is too dry! You need a swallow of sweet tea with each bite.[/quote]

Too funny
Thanks Janice, if this one has survived my Yellow Lab, it has got to be pretty smart, so not too worried. I really hope it is the Easter Bunny, that means spring and 'the color green' is just around the corner!

Sweet tea with a rabbit, hummmmm I will have to try it the next time he comes calling, I tried to give it Diet Coke..... Sweet Tea ya say...... :-D[/quote]

:lol: :lol: :lol: :shock: :lol:

Truth be known, this bunny is a real chub chub![/quote]

shhhhhhhh - I am trying to save his life - lol[/quote]

Rabbit meat is too dry! You need a swallow of sweet tea with each bite.

I was wondering where they were too! Hope all is well with them.

OH OH OH!!! :lol: I did not know what they were called other than irragation sprinklers! I honestly thought you were talking about the photo of the cow. And that pivot was some unknown photography term to me. ROFL!!!!!!!!

What do you mean by "pivot"?