Sea of Grass - Texas panhandle, October 2009
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Wednesday, December 2, 2009
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- G. W. Bill Miller
- Retired American Airlines programmer, married to Susan, between us are 8 children and 14 grand children. Attended Wagoner High School, BS from Oklahoma State, MS from University of Tulsa, cradle Episcopalian, my hobbies are photography and tending roses.
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Through the brush - This *red barn* stands just off Robert Street / Highway 3 in *Eagan*. See other *Barn Charm* meme contributors *here*.
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16 comments:
Somehow this shot gave me a solemn feeling.
Reminds me a bit of home. We built on what used to be a pasture and the grasses still grow above our heads.
That makes me want to break out into song "Oh what a beautiful morning" etc. etc. etc.
Tranquil picture.
Anne
Great picture. I love grass waving in the wind.
Very clean, very simple, very well done. Have a wonderful Wordless Wednesday.
Happy Holidays and have a great Wordless Wednesday!
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I can almost see the wind moving through it.
Very nice picture! Looks quite like I would picture Texas. :)
Beautiful. I like the uniform texture and the motion. I can imagine the sounds of the wind.
Brown. Very very brown. And, kind of sad and lonely.
Wow...waving wheat (or grass)...beautiful!
You know, this one would be a great poster if you find the perfect quote to superimpose... Nice shot, nice texture. Can't wait to see more Santa Fe photos...
Cette image me rappelle l'été, la chaleur et le repos ... image réconfortante alors qu'ici le froid s'installe, merci Bill ...
Great and thoughtful contribution to the WW theme!
It is somehow very soothing. Like a zen picture.
Wow, amazing photo. So serene. Really relaxing.
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