Happy Independence Day, America!
Bring It ON!
Happy Independence Day, America!
Happy Independence Day, America!
I hope you enjoy your Independence Day holiday!
Today we shipped our steers. Normally, I’m in the scale house with Johnny, getting weights and counts… but today Megan served in that position… and I kept an eye on Quinlan and Lorelei. I even let Quinlan take some photos (my new camera has shipped and so, this one is been downgraded to the dirty/spotted/grinding/icky…
I set up a table at the Ten Sleep Brewery tonight… I did last week, and sold two pieces of jewelry. Tonight, I sold none… but hey, I had an Indian Taco, so all is well! My display is evolving. (The truck isn’t mine…) But I need to hang the pieces… on something that won’t…
No, it’s not a vintage photo… but, every once in a while, I have to pull this out of the archives… it just means so much to me! The story itself, the centennial ranch party with family and friends, and how sweet both my boys were… (and are!) I just tear up and sigh… (and…
Yucca Blue Puzzle
It was an easy day of weeding and watering the garden and lawn… then we experienced a heckuva windstorm for here… the peak gust was only 48 mph, but it got everyone’s attention. I heard Laramie had a 90 mph gust, and Worland experienced a microburst, while there’s branches down all over Ten Sleep. I…
A few more pics from yesterday… this time, in black and white. Can you spot the cowboy in this one? Riding through a field of wildflowers… Ghostly rider cutting through the pines.
Remember this post from last year??? Splash Zone. That’s what I entitled it… getting soaking wet while moving our heifers to their mountain pasture. Well, we repeated the move today… without a rain cloud in sight! The girls were ready to GO and thankfully, they went the right way! It was gorgeous up there… And…
It must have been Grandkids’ Day at the Greet Ranch. Early in the morning, Quinlan gets to try out a neighbor’s “kids’ horse” for the first time. It was an easy ride of a few miles along a road… and to the home place. Then we began to bleed the heifers… gathering a blood sample…
Daniel, Brandon, Victoria, and Matt ride out early in the morning…
There’s just something about those wooly chaps of Fred Greet’s… there are many old photos of visitors and relatives, trying on the wooly chaps and playing at “being a cowboy”. Here, Fred has roped a visitor in the chaps and cowboy hat. She also is pictured on horseback at a distance and on the corral…