Had a visitor for breakfast
Spent the day out at Whistler ranch.
Denise had a calf today around noon.
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11 comments:
And life goes on.
Thanks for sharing your days.
I really truly enjoyed this post. Your morning visitor has twisties just like Benita and the same coloring also. Mrs. Cain's kitchen is soulful and that porch looks to be a real meeting place. And that baby... oh!
Looks like pure Heaven to me. What a glorious place.
Stunning pics John - absolutely stunning.
It's so good to see some of the herd stopping by. Denise is a beautiful mom and that baby looks adorable. Love the cross on the side of the hill.
John,
The ranch house in the photo reminds me of one in a video I watched awhile ago that profiled an older ranching couple living without modern conveniences and getting along just fine. I can't remember their names, but it was in West Texas. I wonder if they're the same people. Sort of what you're doing, except I believe you technologically improvise more.
yup...this is the place where Texas Country Reporter filmed Dick and Bonnie Cain http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BDz6lgDiCt8
Wow, those are some fine and beautiful folks, their spirit is wonderful and infectious! That's some fine neighbors to have.
What a wonderful place!!!
Simply Beautiful.
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