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A perspective I have not seen before. Nice.
ReplyDeleteI'm with John. What a delight this is to see Mt. Rushmore from an entirely new perspective. I'm guessing you did some mountain climbing/hiking.
ReplyDeleteRe your question: I think the horse was saying "Get me outta here!" But I wasn't quick enough with my response 'cause I'm not fluent in Ocala Horse Language and I'm sure he got frustrated 'cause just after I took the picture he turned away and mumbled "What a horse's ass!" in plain English!
Those thoroughbreds can be pretty salty sometimes. Always best to approach them with a carrot or two.
DeleteThese photos were taken from the Peter Norbeck Monument on the wonderfully twisty mountain road to Custer State Park.
Very beautiful I like how you frame the beautiful mountain. ^_^
ReplyDeleteWow, what a great view! Gorgeous photos!
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI have never seen them in a wide angle shot with the perspective of the surroundings. It does make one wonder "Why?"
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I hope to see it for myself someday.
ReplyDeleteI have seen many photos of this world famous Mt but never from this far of a distance, sort of puts things in perspecive
ReplyDeleteGreat view of Mount R-I've never been, but will one day!
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