Soapweed
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Sunflower on her mowing machine
Cribbing and panels to keep cattle from getting into the new tank
This should be a good water source for this pasture.
Proud parents of a new daughter
Sparky, one of his sons, and his granddad
Moving some cattle
To a new pasture
Rough country
At the Gordon horse sale
Nice young horses sold in volume
There were some good buys, if a guy was young and punchy.
Three kids and a fountain
Rounding up a pasture on Saturday morning
Looking down on Wilson Lake
A beautiful morning
The cattle coming around the bend
Cattle on the move
Cattle on new grass
Enjoying fresh "greens"
Getting some bulls out, later in the morning
As this picture is taken
I am having severe chest pains.
I thought this might be the last picture ever taken of me alive, and was sure wishing I'd worn a better hat.
And I thought this might be the last picture I ever took. I told the Kosmo Kid and Sunflower, that if death caught up to me not to worry.
It was a beautiful morning, I was doing what I like to do, my peace was made with God, and my boots were on my feet. What better
way to go out? Long story short: I went to the Gordon Hospital emergency room Saturday afternoon. They flew me to the Rapid City
hospital Saturday evening. Early Sunday afternoon, Dr. Durr and his associates operated and put a stent in my L.A.D. artery
through a little bitty hole in my wrist. After staying in the hospital Sunday evening for observation, I was dismissed Monday at noon.
I felt fine immediately after the operation, and now life is pretty much back to normal. It always impresses me as to all of the great
people involved in the medical profession, in all of the area hospitals, and their high degree of competency. We are truly blessed.
It's wonderful to be back being a grandpa. Here are my little twin buddies.
Cat had kittens under the slide.
Sometimes grandkids can be a bear. :wink:
Peach giving her new knees a workout
Just a
Swangin'
Heart healthy food. There is some salmon down deep.
Can you do this?
