dingatx posted a photo:
One of the things I like about Texas is the big sunsets. My maternal grandfather is named Bradley and this made me think of him. I hope I get his good longevity genes!
Jak Wonderly posted a photo:
Photography Workshop - Take Creative Control of your Digital SLR. Beginning to intermediate DSLR users; work with a pro and learn to master your camera. Weekend will include human and horse portraits, action photography, and more. At the beautiful Rockin H Ranch in Petaluma California, about an hour north of San Francisco.
bridgepix posted a photo:
Rustic private Footbridge spanning the Colorado River to a sheep ranch near Dotsero, Colorado at the eastern entrance to Glenwood Canyon.
Nicole Bloomfield posted a photo:
This small house is ancient, untouched inside, off the grid, and still lived in.
Dana_55 posted a photo:
This grouse blends in quite nicely with her environment. Nature sure does take care of its critters. This was taken on the Humes Ranch Trail in the Olympic National Park.
Dana_55 posted a photo:
I was amazed when I downloaded this onto my computer at the markings on this grasshopper which matched the sand he lives around. That isn't sand on him, it is him. This was taken at Humes Ranch on the Elwha River, Olympic National Park.
JoLoLog posted a photo:
Ya Ha Tinda Ranch, Alberta, Canada
July 25, 2010 ? Taken by Lorien
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One more from the wonderful Ya HaTinda Ranch, taken from the ranch's gate to the opposite side. One just can't have enough of the glorious sights while in Ya Ha Tinda. This region is simply amazing.
Only 3 days to go till my family gets here and out holiday begins. I hope to get there standing because, geez... so much work to do, and frankly, I'm bloody tired. But... the house smells good, the fridge is stocked with yummy stuff, and we find ourselves managing to do stuff that was neglected for many months. So, all is well *s*.
myla kent posted a photo:
happiness is. . .
. . .scrubbing water buckets for the alpacas under a bright blue sky filled with the most brilliant white feathery clouds you?ve ever seen; enjoying a warm summer breeze that envelops you in a sublime delicious hug, tonight I realized that this, to me, is heaven on earth.
www.iolanthealpacas.com
