Picturesque

[Nebraska Kirk]

I looked out the window this morning and this is what I saw.

I thought it was such a nice winter scene that I had to share it with you all

 

[Anonymous-0]

What's the horses name? Is that an old plow on the hill? Beautiful site to see.

 

[rodgernbama]

Nice picture. Would make me want to sit by the heater and sip coffee.

 

[Nebraska Kirk]

The horse's name is Megan. I believe what you are refering to is my David Bradly side-delivery hay rake. I bought it from my Grandpa for $25.

 

[Aaron Ford]

What horse? What rake? Oh I see it now I think... Maybe...

Y'all should work for NASA or the CIA.

I never see this stuff. Like the Swastika on the boat or the missing spring pin from my clutch, I never saw the swatika til it was pointed out to me. The fella that figured out that the clutch was mocked up for the pic had to be either a pro or had missed his calling.

Glad the Cuban Missile Crisis did not happen with me at the watch. "Look at all those grain silos...."

Blissfully unaware,

Aaron

 

[Steven f/AZ]

Nice picture, and while I miss the snow - this is my idea of picturesque for December:

Have fun shoveling snow up there!

 

[NEsota]

Aaron, any Nebraska Cornhusker would know you were from out of town if you called the grain bins, silos. Please, someone post a picture of a silo.

 

[JT]

That is a beautiful picture, thanks for sharing
Jim

 

[DP]

Looks just like that here in NE Kansas today too. Sounds like more coming in the next few days to go along with it. I don't think its even supposed to get close to thawing temps. for a while. 40 degrees will feel good if we get there. Don

 

[Aaron Ford]

It was actually a joke about all the "grain silo's" that the Soviet's were shipping to the Cubans in July of '62. See all the "silos" being delivered? Okay, you are right, it was a little out there... LOL

Aaron

 

[RayP(MI)]

I still say we missed the opportunity for a "preemptive strike," should have dropped a big one on those silos while they were still horizontal.