Well, folkies, I have some pictures for you!! No people pictures, of course. If you want those, you know where to go. =P
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| A sweet little calf |
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| Cliffs on either side of the road |
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| A river. Yes, this is in SW Kansas!!! |
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| Oops, out of place. Here are the little calf's friends and family. |
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| Canola. |
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| Canola siliques (i.e., pods) |
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| The seeds. |
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| A milo seedling that was having trouble figuring out which way was up. |
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| Horse! With wind towers in background. |
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| A second horse |
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| And more and more horsies! |
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| A horse sticking his tongue out at me. |
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| For some reason this horse reminds me of an old west horse. |
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| Alfalfa blooms. |
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| Alfalfa again. |
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| More alfalfa. |
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| Wheat! |
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| An escaped horse. |
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| Cool; pickup, horse and corn! |
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| I tried killing kochia with paint, but it rained and washed all the paint off. I ain't gonna complain about the rain though, no siree! |
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| Yum. The only fruit you can't see is the pineapple; it's under the egg... |
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| Haha; I think this is funny; I have a farmer's tan on my fingers from driving the fourwheeler with my fingers curled around the handlebars! =P |
Okay, that should do it for ya for awhile anyway! Happy fourth of July early!
-Josie
2 comments:
Good day strangers!
Very nice pictures, Josie! I especially like the cow ones! =) And that one where the horse is by the pickup basically, how is that possible? There wasn't even a fence there! Pretty nifty!
Thank you for keeping up with our blogs, since I am so horrible at it. Hah.
-The Private Eye
Oh, I never told you about the escaped horse? He had escaped from his pen! And I couldn't figure out where he had gotten out from and where I could open anything to get him back in. But he was back in the next week.
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