Imagine it. A beach with worn stones, from bagel size to bread loaf size. A virtual minefield for broken and twisted ankles. To make things even more interesting, let’s take those bare stones, and cover them with a layer of moss. Not the kind that’s thick and luxurious, but the kind that’s thin and slimy….
Author: Carol
#TBT: Dirt, v.2.0
This was first posted November 10, 2008. What began as an invigorating hike morphed into one of those meandering strolls, like Lucas and I experienced here. But instead of Lucas being exhausted, it was me! I feel so good lately, I go out and try to do activities like I did before my PE incident. That…
Wordless Wednesday: “Cold Cowboys”
For a jigsaw puzzle of this photo, go HERE.
Pro Photos
You’d think looking at 430 photos would be boring! Not so with this family! Holy cow! I’ve laughed and giggled and snorted and rolled my eyes! Please note: Victoria and her family prefer not to be on the internet. This doesn’t mean they weren’t included! You’ll just have to come to my house to see…
Red Rock in Black and White
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Well, Shoot!
Vernon and the boys helped my brother-in-law set some posts in his corral today. Tess and the kids and I tagged along to visit my sister and play just a tiny bit. It may not be everyone’s cup of tea, but we sure had fun blasting some clay pigeons from the sky! I have had…
Busy Day
We started off by taking professional family photos. It was kind of crazy, but Tess and Megan had a list of the shots we wanted… families, couples, grandkids with great grandpa… There are 19 of us, so many different combinations! We were supposed to do these a month ago, but instead of fall leaves, we…
Badlands
Today we kicked the cows out to their new pasture in the badlands. This is Bureau of Land Management land… meaning that it is “public” land. We pay a grazing lease on it. People can come out and hunt on it, or walk around and enjoy nature… but we’re the ones that pay. We also…
Wordless Wednesday: “Winter (in October) Cowboy”
Do a jigsaw puzzle of Winter Cowboy HERE.
Freezing Cold Work
The cows they brought from the Mesa Pasture had to be sorted today. That put Vernon on the four wheeler and Daniel and Brandon on horseback. Me? I drove my Durango and was told just to make sure they went in the corral! I could handle that! It was cold. Fourteen degrees when I left…
Partner
Snow and -5. Not exactly typical October weather. The guys brought the cows off the Mesa. I stayed home with my tiny partner.