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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
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- South Dakota, United States
- Currently retired and enjoying life.
What happened to spring in your neck of the woods TFG :)
ReplyDeleteYour photos in the previous post looked much warmer than these! Yikes! Still lots of snow.
ReplyDeleteGrace and Lowell, the past ten days have been warmer with significant snow melting. These photos were taken about two weeks ago after an 8" snowfall. More snow is predicted for next week, but it shouldn't hang around long.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a desert!
ReplyDeleteA number of people have referred to the Midwest as the the Great American Desert, and they aren't talking about rain fall amounts.
DeleteThat seems so wrong! Fine photos.
ReplyDeleteI agree with Dragonstar... it seems a bit wrong! Nice shots anyway!
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Close-ups would be nice here. Spring in Middle America.
ReplyDeleteA great contribution to the B&W theme!
ReplyDeleteMy B&W Blog: http://hanshb.wordpress.com/
Are these just hay bales that weren't gathered up in time to avoid the snow?
ReplyDeleteForgotten hay bales?
ReplyDeleteGreat b&w landscapes!
Great image, like the remnants of last summer held in winters cold embrace
ReplyDeleteMollyxxx
Hay in the snow - food for cows - and thought.
ReplyDeleteI really like your kind of landscape! so big and empty, it gives a feeling of liberty and of good breath..Of loneliness, too.
ReplyDeleteGreat snow scenes in black and white.
ReplyDeleteFine photos. Great in B&W
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