Our rancher neighbor finally moved the cows, which means, we can keep our gate open. But more importantly, especially to the Shelties, we can finally walk up to get the mail, and paper again!
Piper and Selkie are ALWAYS up for a nice, long walk.
They race ahead
then, turn back to make sure we're coming.
If we're really slow, they have to come back to get us
before starting the process all over again.
Of course, there's always pets, and treats periodically along the way.
It was once we'd headed back to the house, that I decided to try my hand at a couple more panoramic photos. My brother-in-law, Ed, has been encouraging me. You'll have to click on them to open them up. They won't look like much in the blog.
(this is where I rode Journey two days ago :)
If you open this up, way on the far right, you can barely see our house! The white/cream building is our barn.
and once again, through the gate, to home.
Home.
Isolated, yes.
But incredibly wild, beautiful, and certainly, the only place I'd ever want to live out my days.
The Shelties agree.
The panoramas make it almost like being there. Great job. And the Shelties are beautiful in the snow of course, and Bruce ain't doing so bad himself for an old man.
ReplyDeleteLoved the panoramic shots! The Shelties are looking good....
ReplyDeleteThe panorama shots are beautiful. I remember the first one you took for the boys and I, when we were at Pike's Peak. What a great view. But anywhere around your home has such awesome views.
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