Sunday Pic of the Day
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Hem
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It's calling you.
Hem
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I sure hope that spawning area is protected.
I was born in Shelby. The Hi-Line is some amazing country. Full circle someday maybe. It is a tough deal for me though. Put me in the dirt where I came from, or in the place I put bulls in the dirt.
mtmuley
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Southern Elk
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Beautiful country. Do they grow mostly wheat up that way?
psinclair
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My son Shane, pitching for Eastern Oregon University last week.
Potsie
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You can do both.
WildWill
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My dad ended up in parts of CA,TX,OK,FL and I still have a bag for Vietnam. We didn't William Wallace him up though cremation and scattering ashes. I work in Hospice you'd be surprised how many believe in resurrection of the flesh or at least have a strong dislike for the thought of being burned up after death.
Mostly wheat. Some barley. All dry land farming for the most part. mtmuley
el unit
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Definitely protected area. Off limits to fishing thank goodness. You could catch them with your hands.
Hem
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Beautiful picture. Reminder of all things wild. Thanks for sharing that pic.
el unit
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Healthy fish for sure. Fun to watch.
Hem
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Great weather for high school tennis divisional in Butte.
psinclair
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Seeley Lake, yesterday morning.
Little Big Man MT Chris
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Visiting my mom , she just gave my my grandpas dog tags he wore during WWII and a map he brought back, tore me up pretty good , didn’t know they existed. I don’t have words
noharleyyet
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Parker County courthouse and roundabout in Weatherford, TX...
Dougfirtree
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What a great picture!
You should go back and take that exact picture in October when the larch are going off. It’d be a cool side by side comparison.
That's pretty cool!
Little Big Man MT Chris
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Ya , I teared up pretty good , my grandfather never talked about WWII, only one time he mentioned a beach landing and a wounded guy trying to keep his guts in his stomach with helmet or something. And how the Japanese refused to surrender and went into some caves so they put machine gun nests to guard the entrance of the caves and starved them out.
I remember once when I was around 20 we had the world at war series on vhs , I mentioned it to my grandfather he wanted to watch the episode on the South Pacific and stuff, so I let him borrow it , next time I saw him I asked how it was , he said he couldn’t finish it. He turned it off and then said I didn’t sleep for a week. I was young and knew nothing of PTSD. And he never let me see it. Which seems like that was commonplace with his generation
