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Happily married means the wife would wake you up if you are asleep on the beach if a good looking chick in a skimpy bikini was to walk by. Just saying.
Mine just says if she catches me looking " See something you like?"
Daris
Prairie State Park, Liberal Mo.
We saw 15-20 calves.
They keep about 100 head roaming on 4,000 acres. Didn't see the elk today. I could have reached out and touched the bison.
Ready for anything.
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Ya got to explain that last one Rusty. Teenage mutant commando lizard?
How far away from you are the bison?
How far away from you are the bison?
The bison are about 20 miles from here. The gecko picture I borrowed.
Within 20 miles all I can see are deer, elk and cows.
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This was the view from my job today.
This was the view from my job today.
Need any help?
Nick
In Remembrance
How did you get any work done Don ?
Found a couple of fun ones a random stack of slides this weekend.
The firs one has me stumped. It was taken in August, so that was probably during the meteor shower week of August 11th and 12th............ if so, I'm wondering if it was static on a blank/unshot film frame? There's always a little lightning that time of the year and if so, that would explain static buildup on the film. It ain't purdy, I'm just trying to figure out what cause this to appear.
Shorty after I captured the heron in flight, it burst into flames.
The firs one has me stumped. It was taken in August, so that was probably during the meteor shower week of August 11th and 12th............ if so, I'm wondering if it was static on a blank/unshot film frame? There's always a little lightning that time of the year and if so, that would explain static buildup on the film. It ain't purdy, I'm just trying to figure out what cause this to appear.
Shorty after I captured the heron in flight, it burst into flames.
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Found a couple of fun ones a random stack of slides this weekend.
The firs one has me stumped. It was taken in August, so that was probably during the meteor shower week of August 11th and 12th............ if so, I'm wondering if it was static on a blank/unshot film frame? There's always a little lightning that time of the year and if so, that would explain static buildup on the film. It ain't purdy, I'm just trying to figure out what cause this to appear.
Shorty after I captured the heron in flight, it burst into flames.
Probably aliens in the first picture.:machine gun:
OK, I got alien art work........ I always wanted a good photo of saucers or aliens........ never got a photo of either in all my years campin' up in them thar hills.
Here's an old photo on the nearby dunes. As the fog or rain seeps down into the sand and hardens it each day, the sand forms some neat shapes when the sun and wind come up to dry and weather away the edges. I've never totally understood the layers and their time frame. I suppose each is formed with a wet layer occurring from overnight fog or rainfall, then a windblown layer of dry sand for a few days or a week, then back to fog or rain. I wonder how many weeks or months this scene represents. The sand isn't hard like sandstone. It's just wet and firm enough to hold its shape.......... until it drys and turns back into plain old sand.
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Stolen from Tia's Facebook page.
One thing about horses, you aim them for home and they take you there while you are napping.
Daris
Daris
Nick
In Remembrance
Looks like PA Dutch Country .
We have a bunch of Amish in my area. SW Missouri and SE Kansas.
