Yesterday morning pic

JayinNY · Nov 25, 2010

Sunrise yesterday morning, with a little light snow.

Happy Thanksgiving all!

larry@stinescorner · Nov 25, 2010

same to you and your family, hope your wife baked a couple more of those great looking pies!!

Coloken · Nov 25, 2010

Sure looks to me like a long bodied polled Hereford..just like I used to raise.

steve terplak · Nov 25, 2010

weird...we had none of that here...5 miles away...
it is an elevation thing...
happy turkey day

Adirondack case guy · Nov 25, 2010

Here are pics. of sunset the night before. We had a touch of snow on the ground yesterday morning, here, also, on Rt20 in E. Springfield.
Hope you are enjoying your day, One of these days, us locals will have to sit down at the Duansberg Diner over coffee and eggs.

Anonymous-0 · Nov 25, 2010

Weird- I took a couple pictures of the sunrise yesterday here in Ohio and they look a lot like these sunset pictures. I've tried to put pictures on here before from photobucket but it won't let me because of not being registered.

JayinNY · Nov 25, 2010

Sounds good! I am only 5 miles from Duanesburg Diner. Its nice land out your way. Ever see the movie about the dairy farmer named Lanny Ames? he lives on a farm in Richfield Springs. I bought my Haybine in West Winfield at a dairy auction, and I have some friends who have a big farm out there. Nice area. J

Roy in UK · Nov 26, 2010

That pic of that cow reminded me of a story I heard on the radio. They were interviewing a teacher who had set up a little farm in his school which was in the middle of a city here in England. It was to show the kids who had never ever seen livestock and crops in real life, just what farming is really like. They had a sheep or two, a few calves and pigs.
Well the kids had obviously learned something by this because one day an American farmer visited them. He said to one of the kids "Hey I didn't know you guys had "Hur-ford" cattle in England!"
OOPS!
The teacher said this young lad looked the visitor straight in the eye and said "Actually sir, it is pronounced He - re - ford and the breed originated in He-re-ford-shire" ( Herefordshire) "Right here in England". The teacher said this poor guy"s face went bright red.

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