My good friend "The Great Dobransky" has a brand new Aviat Husky nestled in at HQ. He called me this morning to tell me that he just put a contract on a little piece of heaven outside Jackson Hole. The property sits at 6,000' and you can see the three peaks from his land, "Wilson, the view will make you cry Buddy....." Looking forward to flying the Tetons with Joe in the Fall!
JWilsonphoto wrote:
My good friend "The Great Dobransky" has a brand new Aviat Husky nestled in at HQ. He called me this morning to tell me that he just put a contract on a little piece of heaven outside Jackson Hole. The property sits at 6,000' and you can see the three peaks from his land, "Wilson, the view will make you cry Buddy....." Looking forward to flying the Tetons with Joe in the Fall!
Oh yes! I see astro / snow caped mountains in twilight. I see …..
JWilsonphoto wrote:
When I started with Cat in 1972 they were just introducing ROPS canopies, now running a Cat is like sitting in your living room.
When I upgraded my tractor to a 55 hp JD I refused to get a cab. I love the outdoors, cold or hot. I was out during the snowmageddon moving 3 feet of snow from my road and the county road so we could get out in 15° weather. And 107° ain't no thing in the summer. But I am not dealing with the dust the real farmers have to deal with.
This is my speed Ray....
I am sorry for the quality of the images...I am moving to a new computer and the migration hasn't been easy. Thus the IQ of some images is crap!
The idea is there for now!
Wonderful Dan! I have promised myself for decades that I would go and roam for a week in Amish country, shooting whatever caught my eye. I'm at the point where I'm beginning to realize that a number of promises to myself might never be fulfilled. A little bit sad, but it is what it is and I have very little to complain about.
JWilsonphoto wrote:
Wonderful Dan! I have promised myself for decades that I would go and roam for a week in Amish country, shooting whatever caught my eye. I'm at the point where I'm beginning to realize that a number of promises to myself might never be fulfilled. A little bit sad, but it is what it is and I have very little to complain about.
You enter another "world" Jim! There is so much they offer. Recyclers of the past! And a photographers paradise!
RD
