We saw some nice cliffs.
And some snow pack in the Snowy Mountains.
And this guy. Robert. He's sort of looking for the cows too, but not very hard.
The cows are on the other side of the river. And I was thinking I needed to start the pump and fill the water tank for them. There was ice this morning. But I guess it didn't bother them any!
I managed to get a couple of shots of the light this morning just after the sun came up.
Now it's time to settle down next to the wood stove with knitting and a glass of wine.
This arm chair traveler enjoys your pictures of the countryside, thanks for sharing. Love the rock formations.
ReplyDeleteYour farm/ranch is lovely! I enjoyed the photos and meeting your horse.
ReplyDeleteWhat part of Montana are you in? Your snow looks like ours here...dry. Which is not good. But you know that!
Thanks for commenting on my blog. It was nice finding yours.
Oh, and THANKS for keeping our country safe!
Linda
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Thanks for reading! I'm 50 miles north of Billings. Pretty dry country this year.
DeleteLove your Fuzzy and Boomer!
So the cows were on walkabout and out of camera view :-).
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