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- Signs of Spring
- Distant Farm Steads
- Pelicans Are Back
- Grave Stones
- Sinai Cemetery
- Mt. Auburn Cemetery
- Wheel Reflection
- Foster Farms and Stop Signs
- Irrigated Field
- Factory Farm Dairy
- Oakwood Lake Wide Angle
- Calf Cribs
- Abandoned Barns and Silos
- Trees Reflected
- Targeted Sign
- Cowboys Ride Broncs
- Bronc Tosses Cowboy
- Donkeys and Horses
- Bridge Plank Holes
- Butler Bins Line Up
- Gas Station Window Reflection
- Al's Dream and Clothes Signs
- Old House and Car
- Spring Snow
- Idle Central Pivot Irrigation
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About Me
- Taken For Granted
- South Dakota, United States
- Currently retired and enjoying life.
They look sort of German!
ReplyDeleteMy belated Father in-law used to wear the white, hat green one. You have displayed.
ReplyDeleteHe came from Holland.
Now my Grand boys wear the caps.
ReplyDeleteMy young son bought the cap from Holland in the Dutch store last week. The horse that Hollanders have. I like your hat it is cool.
Hmmmmm. I wear a lot of straw hats. Do they have some with wider brims?
ReplyDeleteWhen I was a kid, most all male adults wore hats as a matter of course. Today not so much. Maybe that's not a good thing?
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