Beautiful winter day here - fresh light snow. This is one view from the stone patio. Care to post one of your place?

What a view!

It says, "sorry this person moved or deleted their image" on my screen.

I Like mine better
No snow currently though:

Went back to the source and tried to re-install - maybe try again. Thx.

Very nice CCCC

Beautiful picture CCCC. The wagon and wheel, plus the lighting make for a very striking photo! Thanks for posting; were you trying to make us envious?

No agenda - stepped outside early AM and said "WOW" - feeling fortunate to be here and hoping others feel the same about their own.

O.K., I'm going to New Mexico . We've had freezing fog. Thanks for the beautiful photo.

a view from the balcony of our condo in Miami. Rain coming across Biscayne Bay from Miami Beach.

Nice home, Raeford. Do ya' hire a housekeeper?

Thanks Mannlicher and Raeford - nice - very special places.

There's no place like home, is there!

View out the front door of my home away from home.

33� out, intermittent rain/sleet/snow, overcast, cloudy, and muddy.

Good day to be a duck.

Looks like a good home near honest work - but I could do without the flat landscape and muddy floor.

My place buzzards view from my bud's Beech Bananner,,

Funny, I was thinking the same thing.

Won't be long and I'll get a different view.

CCCC
What elevation. Cheers NC

Spsnish Peaks, to the South of me.

Paladin
How long you been working in the oil patch? Cheers NC

This one is OK I guess.


two summers ago


Two weekend ago


Same weekend just 600miles south

Last Christmas in Maryland

Last spring up the Little Greys River

Yesterday, from our home.

The old homestead in the hills and hollars of southwest Wisconsin.

Same view a week or so ago,

See your in Texas, west or south. Or Pecos area.

Yesterday, Sabino Canyon

8,000 ft.

Neat stuff - you guys live in some great places with some beautiful views. Good looking dogs there Steelhead.

Here is our place from up on a nearby ridge.

First day was 26 January 1976. Goat Island, near Crystal Beach, Texas. Been in and out of the patch since. Looks like I'm out again real soon.




Pecos area, east of 285, between I20 & 1450

Not nearly as scenic as any on here but it is home.



Sadly these two have crossed the Rainbow Bridge.

However this is just a short drive from here

It's nice when it's all in proper perspective isn't it,friend?

Just an average day in beautiful North Dakota ...

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My little place in the hills.
Not what most here think when they think Kalifornia...













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Our little valley..

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View of the ranch from the south wheatfield last fall. My leetle domicile is upper left...



View towards the barn/big house from the porch of my 'little house on the prairie', err, little shack on the flats...



the house and barn 2 mornings ago from the porch.

Thanks for the posts - sweet spots - every one seems to have its own unique charm.

My views in suburbia can't hang with you guys but the sky here was interesting last night none the less..

Beautiful color!

This is the road that leads to our place - we're about 200 yards over the crest.

the start of fall .South ...out the living room window

mama's ...kitchen window view (I took these and didn't adjust the settings)

wife does better (this is to the left of my 1st post)

seeeee...I wasn't chitting you !!

3 snipers are moving in from the front !!...u have been warned ....

bed time for me ...and the great one>

Five minute walk from the front door:

Not 'out the back door', but mere minutes away.

From my bed tonight. Lookin out a 13th floor window at OHSU hospital at Portlang

Home sweet home AKA Two Dogs Holler.

Denny looks turkeyish?

Huge flocks come waltzing through on occasion but they're kinda spotty. Gonna spend some time up on the ridge this year where they cross. Not much food in the way of nuts and berries on the property or over yonder. They mostly forage for bugs and grubs. Looks like a darn rototiller went through

My turkey gun. Rifle got put away. Wish me luck.

From the front of our place in Texas.



From the office.

You must have the nicest looking yard in the state of Wyoming!

Here ya go PWeed....




while I love the mountains, I find a beauty in a lot of North and South Dakota, along with the rest of the plains states to the south...

I love the geographical diversity that North America has been blessed with...

Wow, composition and subject both mesh in this picture...

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Same, to the NW from here.

I agree shrapnel - thought exactly the same about that photo you posted. About that - was yours at sunrise, or set? What is that vertical object in the mid-ground - can't quite figure it with these eyes?

Nope, I married one though.
I seriously doubt anyone could ever clean it to her expectations though.

That is evening sun in low cloud cover shining through an abandoned well on the top of a hill near an old homestead. We shoot prairie dogs in the pasture below...

When I first saw that (great)pic I thought sunrise...


But then I remembered Flave or Rancho(?) telling me that you always sleep in and miss out on good hunting...


Sunset makes sense now....grin

CCCC;
Thanks for the thread sir, I really enjoy seeing what our fellow 'Fire members see from day to day.

While we've got a wee bit less snow this year, it looked very much like this a couple weeks back looking up the hill from our front door step.


Looking down at the garage from the same step.


We kinda live semi rural and don't have a dog, so there are many days when we see a few of these.


Sometimes they get downright "at home" here....


We usually have a few sets of fawns born here every spring too, so they're fun to watch.


Anyway that's our place in a couple seasons.

Thanks again for the thread and all the best to you and yours this weekend.

Dwayne

Dwayne, eagle central on the river bottom here lately.

I was nice and picked a deer out of the road ditch and carried it over the bank for them.

Lots of young eagles, they must have had a great year.

My view is a muddy, slushy mess right now..


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The backyard a couple of summers ago.



A bald eagle snacking on a coyote I knocked off from the back door.

Don't know if this applies here,so,here it is.

Sam;
Thanks for the raptor photos, I always enjoy your photos and the bird ones are �ber as Travis would say.

We had an osprey hanging out here for quite a while last year and I enjoyed watching him eating fish at the top of the big Doug Fir at the top of our driveway. Sorry this isn't as crisp a photo as yours is.


One day I was coming off the mountain from a hunt with a load of shaggy mane mushrooms and these guys were in the same tree.


It made me wonder whether or not the mushrooms were really shaggy manes and these guys had an "inside scoop" on what would happen if I ate them...

All the best to you folks Sam and thanks again.

Dwayne

Couple weeks ago close to the house.

Moonrise a couple weeks ago.......

out my back door the other morning......

Mousing...

waiting on the ice to leave the river so i can get back to this

Near here.......

C'mon Ken, that AIN'T Mesquite!

Dennis and antlers - Walsenburg or Aguilar?

your chunk of river bottom has always been good for eagles though.....remember going to look for Skip when he was supposed to be cutting wood down on your guys bottom stuff and jumped a bunch eating a deer caught in a snag in the river.....if i was lacking brains i coulda reached out and grabbed one when it flew up

Ben, it's been a January thaw here as well. I live in town and had to mow the grass last week.

And just a little ways away, about 80 feet out..

Bushwhackin' between Rye and Walsenburg.

Couple weeks ago I counted 6 or 7 perched 'together'. About 200 yards from the river in cottonwoods. Spread out between several trees, most I've seen in one place.

Dennis and antlers - Walsenburg or Aguilar? [/quote]

Hoehne on this side. And yes that is the name of a small town pronounced "Ho knee".

A tree full of eagles down the road a bit.

The view to the south-east from my back yard.





























Same barn in the winter.






























And a little farther south.

I'm jealous, snow is a rare commodity around western Colorado this year.

I am sorry and embarrassed ! - I just googled an image (amongst many) that would mock the bleak and barren stereotype of our State.
Tracing this striking photograph back to it's source, due credit is given to the actual photographer:

Matthew Sharp - 'Desolation Road'

'The prairies are frozen. Now is the time to be neither moose nor man.'

You are a good man P Weed - no need for even a bit embarrassment. You posted an excellent photo the place where you live.

To all - I really appreciate all of these posts from your environs - most rewarding to see these scenes. Gives me ideas, and maybe some plans.

Great shot!

This is about a well-elevated rifle shot from my front door.





Where I live and make a living. You've heard of the middle of Nowhere....? This is a heck of a lot farther into the Boonies than that.





Where I hang out when I'm not working.





Off the deck at my Winter quarters.

Denali Highway




Palmer Creek Rd, Hope, AK