Scenery pictures, what does your world look like............

[buckeyefarmer]

Nice ArlyA

 

[ljjhouser]

We're pretty flat here, so our vistas are limited. However, I'm anticipating spring scenes in another month of so.

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Of course, I'll never run out of snow pictures.

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I think your fence image may be a greeting card contender. Excellent.

 

[ljjhouser]

Great pictures. It is funny, Look at a great picture, then ask yourself "Where is that.?" Then I look for the location. cool stuff.

 

[ljjhouser]

From the front deck, Branson MO.

 

[DieselBound]

Couple years back I looked outside to see this, and then went out and grabbed a few pictures:

And, for fun:

 

[DieselBound]

Summer before last the wife and I took a trip [rare for us] around the Cascade Loop. This was taken at Diablo Dam, about 70 miles from our place:

Have to include this one of our traveling companion (she's always scenery to/for us! that's a gallon container there!), also taken at Diablo Dam:

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[Fuddy1952]

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[3 Horse Ranch]

An Okanogan Sunrise and the view out the front room window.

 

[kenmbz]

This was all thick brush only a few weeks ago.

 

[ljjhouser]

Sometimes I look at my "land." It is in the Ozark Mountains. When I bought it the land was "Unimproved Land." There were tree tops everywhere - cedar trees mostly, some oak. Most of the very large trees were gone. It had been logged maybe 30 years before I bought it. I scratched out what we needed on the side of this rock called the oldest mountain range in the U.S. 30 years of work have kept me busy. And I have enjoyed almost every minute of it. And as I look at it, I think of those who have walked this land before me. I suspect there have been many. I guess it is a far stretch for me to call this "my land." There will be others to follow. Many, I hope. I hope others will look over the valley and say, "this is really nice." I guess I rented "my land" with a few dollars and every one of those minutes of work. It may not be long before someone else will "own this land." It is just a speck of time in the overall picture of time.
Still, I sure like looking at it. It changes season by season, day by day, and hour by hour. And there is a pretty good show most everyday. Deer, turkey parades, coyote, roadrunner, fox, raccoons,opposum, ground hogs, bobcat, black bear, elk, Eagles and those funny little lizards that the dog can no longer catch as she ages. And the rainbow and brown trout that I used to fish every free minute in the past - I know they are still there - waiting. All are my closest neighbors. Just in the woods with my family and friends.