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Showing posts with label Salem Plateau. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Salem Plateau. Show all posts

Friday, October 21, 2016

Fences and High Places

In blue skies a turkey buzzard glides on a beautiful fall day.
The summer grasses begin to brown as we enter fall.
Checking fences and the land we join 
and many more to share our old farm fences and views.
We tour as the leaves fall from some trees
and others begin to turn.
We stop for a moment to view the Boston Mountain Range of the Ozarks from our part of the Salem Plateau.  It is a beautiful day to be alive.

Wednesday, March 18, 2015

A Rebel, A Country Girl and The Ozarks

We live in the foothills of the Ozarks nestled not far from White River between the base of the Boston Mountains along the Springfield Plateau at the foot of Salem Plateau.  It is a land of beauty, mountains, caves, massive timber, wild game and water.  It is our personal slice of heaven.

Today I tried my camera to bring the Boston Mountains closer from the highest part of our farm.  It was a clear sunny warm day after months of up and down and sideways weather.
My Rebel and I are still getting to know one another. 
Together we will improve. 
 Imagine the history in these mountains. 
My ancestors and I are blessed to be part of that history...
on both sides of the river.
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