Aw, that's sweet, Vicki.

Another shot from my son at 120' up. This looks like the photographer was standing on a level with the field--maybe in the field--but the scene is 10-15 miles away. the windmills being the farthest point.

Burning Bush

Misspelled sign at the state park. Guy who did it must have been drunk!!!
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Some pretty iris from a couple of summers ago

Fantastic pictures. Thanks to everyone who takes time to share.

Vicki, that is really so special that those horses are not too shy of people. Do you give them a carrot or apple?

We used to live in an area where there were wild burros. They would come up to you and let you touch them a bit, but some would bite, and you had to stay away from the rear feet! But it was fun to be with them. Sometimes we would throw out a bale of alfalfa for them.

Susan, you live in a stunningly beautiful area. We're in the city--block after block of development. Living in an area like yours must really lift your spirits--the fall colors, the open space, fresh air. Lucky you!

Susan- Those must be the windmills we saw when we were driving home from Syracuse, NY on Route 81. They were on the top of the mountain ridge and were really rather spectacular to see.

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Susan, you should send that photo to Jay Leno. He likes showing stupid mistakes things like that on his show.
Leslie

Backyard visitor looking to score an easy meal at the feeding stations.......beautiful pix today....

~Kathy~

Love the pictures...This really is a gorgeous time of the year, isn't it?
Susan, We have a string of those windmills along the turnpike near Sommerset, here in Pa...I love to see those things turn....

Every picture is SO nice today!
JoanMN

Saturday morning start for the Fall Fling bike ride, in western Oklahoma

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Kangaroo paws
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Wow! What great pictures today. I can't pick a favorite. There are so many that I would love to use for my wallpaper. If I can only pick one post to open, it is always this one. Thanks to all who share their lives thru their photos.

Socks...this is the first time in all the years we have been going to Cold Creek, that we have ever gotten close to the horses at all. So...no, we didn't get to feed them apples or carrots. You can be sure we will next time though.