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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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About Me
- Taken For Granted
- South Dakota, United States
- Currently retired and enjoying life.
Looks lonely, desolate and cold. You can see forever out there.
ReplyDeleteRiding off into nowhere... ah age has its worth.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos!
ReplyDeleteBig sky!
ReplyDeleteWonderful cold winter light. I really want to get out there to shoot next winter...with the 7x17. Have you shot along Rt 2, upper tier of Nebraska? Similar, but different.
ReplyDeleteWintry but look at that beautiful blue sky ~ Wow ~ great shots ~ xxx
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Nice shots. I never thought I would say this, but after almost a year out here in the hills, I sure miss the flat country. :D
ReplyDeleteNice scenes. They started me think why do two countries as wealth as the USA and Canada still have dirt roads?
ReplyDeleteAndy, the answer is easy. Gravel roads are much cheaper to build and maintain, and few people live on or use them. Many rural counties have rapidly declining populations, so some hard surface roads are now going back to gravel.
DeleteYa, I knew that.
DeleteBeautiful wintry look!
ReplyDeleteNo asphalt?
"Lonely, desolate and cold." My fellow Connecticutian nailed this one, Taken.
ReplyDeleteThis looks just like my part of the world!! Love the lighting in your photos.
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