Various pics from last week.

[Dylan Biggs]

North and east of here in the Neutral Hills.

Cloud in the south east at sunset the other evening.

Cowgirl crew going for a little gather in the early evening.

Commercial pair.

Eating before the we go.

Purebred heifer 96W.

Daughter Maria on Ginny.

Wild Lillies in full bloom.

 

[alacattleman]

Im so use to looking at mountains now,, i don't know what it would be like to see that far.. nice

 

[Dylan Biggs]

Im so use to looking at mountains now,, i don't know what it would be like to see that far.. nice

Open country for sure, big sky makes for lots of sky photo ops. If a guy gets up high in the front end loader you can watch your dog run away for a week. :lol2: :lol2:

 

[iowa hawkeyes]

beautiful pics.

 

[MO_cows]

Great set of pics! Your country looks like Kansas, but you are actually up in Canada, right?

 

[alacattleman]

tell Ian Tyson, he's got a fan in ALA :cowboy:

 

[Dylan Biggs]

Great set of pics! Your country looks like Kansas, but you are actually up in Canada, right?

That's right, in the western Canadian province of Alberta. We are about 200 miles as the crow flies north of Havre, Montana.

Glad you enjoyed the pics. :tiphat:

 

[Dylan Biggs]

tell Ian Tyson, he's got a fan in ALA :cowboy:

We,ll do! Good choice! :cowboy:

 

[Angus Cowman]

Beatiful pics and country

I worked with a guy from up in your part of the country somewheres
He always said the country up there was so big you could see so far that you could see next week :lol:

 

[Australian]

Beautiful pictures. It sure is flat. Like the country in the west of our state, only its much drier than your area and hotter. Our area is very hilly.

 

[Ryder]

That first picture looks like a good stretch to open one out and see what an engine will do.
What are your speed limit laws? Do they watch that stretch much?

 

[TexasBred]

Im so use to looking at mountains now,, i don't know what it would be like to see that far.. nice

Open country for sure, big sky makes for lots of sky photo ops. If a guy gets up high in the front end loader you can watch your dog run away for a week. :lol2: :lol2:

And if it's a clear day you can see the back of your head. :nod:

 

[Dylan Biggs]

Im so use to looking at mountains now,, i don't know what it would be like to see that far.. nice

Open country for sure, big sky makes for lots of sky photo ops. If a guy gets up high in the front end loader you can watch your dog run away for a week. :lol2: :lol2:

And if it's a clear day you can see the back of your head. :nod:

On a sunny day the back of my bald head shows up really well! :nod:

 

[Dylan Biggs]

That first picture looks like a good stretch to open one out and see what an engine will do.
What are your speed limit laws? Do they watch that stretch much?

Lots of open empty stretches of good pavement in our neck of the country. Very few police with many many miles to watch.
60 mph (100kph) is the limit on most of the hi ways. Fines are fairly stiff once you get over 95 mph.

 

[john250]

That first picture looks like a good stretch to open one out and see what an engine will do.
What are your speed limit laws? Do they watch that stretch much?

Lots of open empty stretches of good pavement in our neck of the country. Very few police with many many miles to watch.
60 mph (100kph) is the limit on most of the hi ways. Fines are fairly stiff once you get over 95 mph.

Me and the Veyron will be there in a couple of weeks.
http://www.bugatti.com/en/veyron-16.4.html
If I don't win the lottery tonight, they draw again Saturday. I'll pm you when I win to schedule a visit. ;-)

 

[TexasBred]

That first picture looks like a good stretch to open one out and see what an engine will do.
What are your speed limit laws? Do they watch that stretch much?

Lots of open empty stretches of good pavement in our neck of the country. Very few police with many many miles to watch.
60 mph (100kph) is the limit on most of the hi ways. Fines are fairly stiff once you get over 95 mph.

95??? Whatchu talking about Willis????? At my age my heart couldn't take 95. Was on I-10 the other day in Southwest Texas and the speed limit was 80 mph....everybody was literally blowing me off the road and I was going 72.

 

[alacattleman]

That first picture looks like a good stretch to open one out and see what an engine will do.
What are your speed limit laws? Do they watch that stretch much?

Lots of open empty stretches of good pavement in our neck of the country. Very few police with many many miles to watch.
60 mph (100kph) is the limit on most of the hi ways. Fines are fairly stiff once you get over 95 mph.

95??? Whatchu talking about Willis????? At my age my heart couldn't take 95. Was on I-10 the other day in Southwest Texas and the speed limit was 80 mph....everybody was literally blowing me off the road and I was going 72.

know what you mean there,, thats why i take the backroad to work... suits me just fine.. folks who ride my bumper learn quick, i dont care for it much
:cowboy:

 

[Dylan Biggs]

Lots of open empty stretches of good pavement in our neck of the country. Very few police with many many miles to watch.
60 mph (100kph) is the limit on most of the hi ways. Fines are fairly stiff once you get over 95 mph.

95??? Whatchu talking about Willis????? At my age my heart couldn't take 95. Was on I-10 the other day in Southwest Texas and the speed limit was 80 mph....everybody was literally blowing me off the road and I was going 72.

[/quote]know what you mean there,, thats why i take the backroad to work... suits me just fine.. folks who ride my bumper learn quick, i dont care for it much
:cowboy:[/quote]

Thankfully one of the benefits of living out here is that a busy day is 15 to 20 vehicles the entire day and very few are in a terrible hurry if they are there is no shortage of room to pass! :tiphat:

 

[TexasBred]

Dylan if you meet a friend on one of those backroads you can stop and visit right there for about as long as you want without any interruptions too.