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- Queen Bee Mill At Sioux Falls
- Sioux Falls
- Sioux Falls Quarry Train
- Round Hay Bales
- New Cars Reflecting Old Cars
- Swedish Pimples Sign At Gas N' Mor
- Disappearing Snow
- Cattle in The Beef State
- Grain Bins in Sunshine
- Melting Snow
- Hay Bales in Snow
- Wet Parking Ramp Reflections
- Rainbow Receiving Sign
- Dale Lamphere Sculpture: Prairie Grass
- Art Installation
- Country Side Structures
- Forced Spring Bulbs
- Snowy Landscapes
- Pole Reflections
- Grass Demonstration Signs
- Soybean Plant and Loading Out
- Snowy Streets
- Day After Snow
- Kick and Scale
- Oakwood in Snow
- Reflections in Puddles
- No Hunting and Crossing Signs
- Ice Fishing
- Corn Fields Sleep
- Gravel Roads in Winter
- Two Intersections
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- Taken For Granted
- South Dakota, United States
- Currently retired and enjoying life.
Looks like it should be "snow" demonstration plots. Hard to believe there's grass there.
ReplyDeleteThe grass is still in its long winter's nap. Won't start growing until the snow disappears and ground thaws. Perhaps next month.
ReplyDeleteWe are having major snow here today!
ReplyDeletethese signs must be like the ones where different corns are grown, presumably to find which grows best on each farmer's field. I love ornamental grasses that are beautiful through all the season.
ReplyDeleteI come back in a month :)
ReplyDelete'Patience' must be the keyword here ;)
ReplyDeleteSpring has been slow in coming everywhere"Up North" as we refer to it down here. But we saw some snow when we came through SD in October -- so much I'd be surprised if it were melted already.
ReplyDeleteI think the demonstrators grew up and went.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely the first time I've seen something like this.
ReplyDelete~Lindy
My sign is HERE.
As far as I can understand, this particular piece of land houses many sorts of grass, which you can inspect by looking them up on the sign. I have seen such a thing for the first time here (If I'm correct) :)
ReplyDeleteMersad
Mersad Donko Photography
very curious about this signage.
ReplyDeletefrankly my dear
Very cool sign...or it will be when spring arrives...lol!
ReplyDeleteGrass Demonstration Plots. Yeah, sure.
ReplyDeleteThese are ones I have never seen before. A wee bit confusing for me, but am sure if I live there they would make good sense.
ReplyDeleteYou're definitely going to have to go back and get a shot with actual grass TFG :)
ReplyDeleteLOL The sign is little ambitious!
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