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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
- Prairie Death
- Two Gates
- Jealous Mirror Reflects Painting
- Tyler and Prairie Brand Signs
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About Me
- Taken For Granted
- South Dakota, United States
- Currently retired and enjoying life.
Sooooo different of what we have here!
ReplyDeleteOur cemetery are like small towns, with lots of "buildings" and statues, and small streets! Yours are like meadows..
Your B&W shots work so well!
ReplyDeleteStrange that the gates appear locked?
ReplyDeleteThe gates are closed to keep cars out, but I don't think they are locked.
DeleteSorry about the second post, but the new linky got away from me.
ReplyDeleteDon't worry - several people have had trouble this week. Mr Linky is obviously feeling over-generous!
ReplyDeleteI love the wide spaces in your photos.
A great b&w contribution!
ReplyDeleteNice edit to b&w!
Great photo and really different from our cemeteries.
ReplyDeleteWonderfuø B&W! I especially like the second one!
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A wonderful cemetery.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful b&w.
ReplyDeleteNice place to visit but I have no intention of moving in. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you for the comment and laugh. Hope none of us are ready to move in.
DeleteThe design of the sign and gate almost looks like an entry area to a farm. A lovely idea for a cemetery area.
ReplyDeleteAnd thank you for your information on the Montalto vineyard sculpture I posted on my Mornington Peninsula Daily. I had no idea that the sculpture interpretted a war symbol.
Wonderful photos in B&W! Really a peaceful place for a cemetery!
ReplyDeleteMt. Auburn Cemetery? This sure surprised me. Mt. Auburn Cemetery is a big cemetery in Cambridge, Massachusetts, near Watertown. Many famous people are buried there. (It looks different.)
ReplyDeleteNice B&W photo! I especially like the second one!
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