Random Pictures Thread

Seven years ago the silo was standing tall, just hard working folks working a generational farm. Videos tell their story and the hardships they face to keep it going. Didn’t know yesterday but their milk is in my frig right now. Will never question the price of milk again… worth watching.


Gotta love the local farmers & ranchers! Videos are undoubtedly representative of a lot of farms/ranches that started at the turn of the 20th Century. They are so important to our economy in so many ways beyond the products they provide. Chuck
 
Saw that yesterday, and is so far the hardest illusion I've seen so far. I think the picture has some color enhancements in it to hide the snake because every Copperhead I've seen are lot darker in color. But, those snakes were Missouri residents. ........ Jerry (in Tucson)
 
Little is the active word. If it was a little bigger it wouldn't hide so easily because it's the same width as the leaves.
 
Strange, once you see it you can't lose it, can you? And yes, I would want to strangle any family member who got me a 2500 piece jigsaw with that picture. The only thing worse would be the puzzle having all identical pieces. That would constitute a hanging offence!
 
Strange, once you see it you can't lose it, can you? And yes, I would want to strangle any family member who got me a 2500 piece jigsaw with that picture. The only thing worse would be the puzzle having all identical pieces. That would constitute a hanging offence!
It's almost neon once you see it!
 
Usually tricky pictures have em right in the center...
 
OK I give up I can't find that sucker. Oh wait DOH!

@DLJeffs did you find it or went online to find it and yes, it's from Missouri. Go ahead and post the answer tomorrow
 
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They sure do blend into the surroundings. I always wonder how many I've stepped over without even seeing them.
 
Took a few seconds to find it. If I'd been walking and not really focusing I'd have stepped on it, unless it moved of course. It is pale color for a copperhead. I don't know if they adapt to the local environment or if it's just random luck and the ones born with the right color are the ones that can hide and survive long enough to breed and make new ones that have the same coloration.

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Yesterday was a beautiful day to be out riding. 87 miles, more to come today!!! :yipee: :yipee::yipee: Until the warm garbage weather takes over next week and wrecks everything.:cry2::cry2:

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