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- Buffalo Burgers and Free Samples
- Farm Patterns on Bucket and Disk
- Old Rusty Iron
- Horses and Mules Pull Wagons
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- Geothermal Office and Silver Bell Cafe
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- Dr. John and The Night Trippers
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- Drain Tile Patterns
- Reflections on South Dakota
- Art Fair Food
- Articulated Tractor Dominates Road
- Fourth of July Thunders Past
- Storm and Lilly
- Bucyrus Erie Clamshell Moves Soil
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- Reflections On Main Avenue
- Ghost Sign Comes Forward
- Habitat Backfills Foundation
- Main Avenue Afternoon
- Young Grandson and New Family
- Habitat Volunteers Coffee Break
- Achiever and Elevator
- WIndow Reflections
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About Me
- Taken For Granted
- South Dakota, United States
- Currently retired and enjoying life.
Congratulations! A beautiful family.
ReplyDeletePerfect! Grandson seems very happy in his new loft.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations!!!
ReplyDelete(to you and to the new family)
Your new grandson looks like a bright and happy child! We just had out granddaughter, her husband and our 3 year old great-grandson visiting. Great fun!
ReplyDeleteNot my grandson. He is the son of my friend's daughter who was married two weeks ago. Granddad and grandson do enjoy each other's company. I wish the young family all the best. I also think that young lad is happy and bright.
DeleteOops! I meant to add that you seem to know a lot about horses in general and quarter horses in particular. It also sounds like you wouldn't give a nickel for a quarter horse!
ReplyDeleteI grew up with a barn full of horses. Had my own horse long before I owned a bicycle. Never owned a quarter horse, but have spent lots of time at rodeos watching them work. Since I'm not a roper, steer wrestler, or barrel racer can't imagine why I would want one.
DeleteLowell, you are a hoot! I like you.
DeleteHow sweet is new Grandchild.
ReplyDeleteOkay, the last time I saw "the Grandfather", we were all much younger. What a happy picture of grand son and grand dad!
ReplyDeleteThe kid is cute:) He looks like he's having a lot of fun.
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