Hi, kids!
Our hope was for weather cooperative
enough to allow us a lengthy river trip. Instead, we found cold temps and
precipitation on tap, making our river trip sound unappealing. Undaunted, we
packed up and headed West, even though rain was forecasted at 100%.
Quartet of color.
Canada geese, ever wary.
Howling winds and shifting
sands.
Fault line. (The river is shifting some
sand as well.)
Rooster, caught
napping!
Snug shack.
Hot tin roof.
Trail in the trees.
Windmill sky.
A closer look.
Fungus encrusted
stump.
Prairie wild
flower.
Ride 'em cowboy! (AKA: Green
broke).
Meadow lark post.
And he's off!
Twist and
.....shout?
Big. Sky.
Country.
The road to
paradise.
Mule deer transformation (from gray to
caramel).
Frost nipped ear.
Wind blown nest.
Lush growth covers the entire area that
was underwater last year , along the
Fort Peck shoreline
.
And the rains
came...
Pine trees
reflected.
Upside down world.
Nature's car wash.
Drenched juniper.
Beads bob.
Typically, one can see the opposite shore
from this vantage point. Rain and clouds obscure.
Spot the deer. (Hint, it's looking right
at you.)
Cattle country.
A
wise man learns by the mistakes of others, a fool by his own. - Latin
Proverb
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