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Big Sky Country (lots of pics)

randiliana

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OK, I know that is Montana's slogan. Ours is actually "Land of Living Skies". But most of my pictures don't depict that one ;-) . Here are some of those "you can see forever" pictures. Actually these first ones might show some of Montana (well almost)

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Here are some "Living Sky" pics that I have taken over the last few weeks

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Canadian_Cowgirl

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Nice pictures!! But your giving away the secret that Saskabush isnt really flat!! People Arent supose to know that! :shock: :) I like your lightning and sky pictures!! :) But the best one is the one with the herd!!


Katy
 

IL Rancher

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These pictures always are nice to see.. We find it odd here because we are at the edge of the tallgrass prairie here and we have folks to the east of us comment on how little trees we have, how it is so flat and you can see forever... Than we have folks from Montana visit and they say the exact oposit about how many trees we have and (Well, they agree on the flatness, lol) and how they get kind of clausterphobic because they can't see forever becuase of the trees on the horizon.. Always interesting to get a different perspective..
 

Jassy

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I love that wide open space...reminds me of home...and the skies really make for some great photo opps! Thanks
 

randiliana

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Canadian_Cowgirl said:
Nice pictures!! But your giving away the secret that Saskabush isnt really flat!! People Arent supose to know that! :shock: :) I like your lightning and sky pictures!! :) But the best one is the one with the herd!!


Katy

:D :D :D Thank you.
 

randiliana

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IL Rancher said:
These pictures always are nice to see.. We find it odd here because we are at the edge of the tallgrass prairie here and we have folks to the east of us comment on how little trees we have, how it is so flat and you can see forever... Than we have folks from Montana visit and they say the exact oposit about how many trees we have and (Well, they agree on the flatness, lol) and how they get kind of clausterphobic because they can't see forever becuase of the trees on the horizon.. Always interesting to get a different perspective..

I would be one of those claustraphobic ones :wink: . Although, our yard is quite well treed, I only have to go out past the trees and then you can see forever.
 

randiliana

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Soapweed said:
Very nice pictures. I really like the excellent lightning shots that you captured. That is hard to do.

Thank you. I discovered just how hard they are to get. But we had some really long strikes, so that made it a bit easier. But it seemed I was never set up and ready for the really nice ones. :wink:
 

IL Rancher

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We can generally see pretty far.. Town is 4 miles away and we can see the water tower, I can see a wind farm that is maybe.. Oh gosh, a dozen miles away (Not sure exactly and you can barely see the he turbines) Mostly, if yo get on top of a hill you can see a long way... the trees tend to be bunched at homesites, areas that can't be farmed at river beds.. This area here wasn't too treed except along creek bottoms way back when as it burned too often or was to dry or too wet for a lot of different trees... Mostly we were a Big Bluesteam and a few other tallgrass prairie species that are slipping my mind.. Probably switchgrass as well..and some sandhill bluegrass.. Now we are all corn and you can see that for miles, lol.
 

Turkey Track Bar

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Beautiful pictures!!! I enjoyed them all. Please post more!

What talent we have here on ranchers....and it seems more and more comes forward each day!!!!

Thanks again, Randiliana...

Cheers---

TTB :wink:
 

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