A lone oak stands sentinel in a pasture.
The road started to look a little rough. No one lives on this part of the ridge now; four-wheelers and horses are the usual traffic. The weather has been so dry I figured I might make it through to the Twin Rocks.
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At this point, I decided my new little SUV had gone far enough. Time to turn around and go back.
One of the many views on the way back to the good road. I was glad I got one more chance to get out the road before winter.
These are perfect Sue, Dad loved a good drive into the unknown. We celebrated his birthday just like he would have loved to, a drive down thru some beautiful country that ended up at junk stores, followed with a good meal. What a great day.
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Love you,
Julie
Beautiful pictures-loved the lone oak tree.
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