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Thanks Bill.
2 years agoThanks Rich. It’s so hard to loose special people in your life and community.
2 years agoKinda like those Wisconsin towns: a cross section and a bar.
2 years agoMade her husband very happy! :-)
2 years agoMy sympathies for the loss of your friend. Bill is right that it happens more and more at our ages, but that doesn't make it any easier.
2 years agoThat’s quite…um, …small!
2 years agoI love the backstory!! How special to revisit that spot 52 years later…and going strong! Love the photos….
2 years agoSad to learn about the passing of a dear friend. It happens more and more often as we age.
2 years agoPentatomid bug nymph. Possibly a spined soldier bug. Photos look similar.
https://www.inaturalist.org/taxa/142277-Podisus-maculiventris/browse_photos
Peter says thanks! And doesn’t Mr Hornik have a birthday coming up?
2 years agoThanks Susan. Can’t wait to catch up on your adventures when we get back!
2 years agoThanks Ed! So true about folks in Kansas!
2 years agoThanks Zippy! Can’t Walton see you guys! Henry missed Macha!
2 years agoWhen you went through Barnes, KS, you were 30 miles due north of Ft Riley, where Suzy and I were stationed with the 1st Infantry Division for 2 years, 1991-93! Those small down Kansas folks are the salt of the earth people. Congrats on getting into Nebraska and past the geographical center of the country!
2 years ago
Leftovers from processing cotton. First the fibers then the seeds for oil and this is what remains. Water, mix, water, mix after a few months it is pretty good mulch... or in this case, soil helper.
2 years ago