Leaving North Dakota

Dogdots

Took this of my two sons and daughter-in-law as they were crossing the bridge from ND into MN.

black mamba

I had to chuckle, Mary, when I first read the title; I thought you and John had finally had enough of foul weather and were moving to another part of the country.:D

What's in MN that makes them want to make that trek? It looks like just more snow over there to me. Obviously, you were also out on the move....must have been a balmy day that reached into the 'teens and everyone got antsy to get out and around.

It's good to see you can still click a shutter.

Take care,

Tom

Dogdots

black mamba wrote: »

I had to chuckle, Mary, when I first read the title; I thought you and John had finally had enough of foul weather and were moving to another part of the country.:D

What's in MN that makes them want to make that trek? It looks like just more snow over there to me. Obviously, you were also out on the move....must have been a balmy day that reached into the 'teens and everyone got antsy to get out and around.

It's good to see you can still click a shutter.

Take care,

Tom

Hi Tom .. You ask what's in MN that would want them to make the trek .. nothing Actually there's an entrance to an old shooting range and a farm on the other side of the bridge. Nice farm dogs too .. that's a plus when out walking a country road. It's a neat grated bridge that's fun to be on in the summer time. Your right the temp was in the teens. Windchill was brutal tho.

TonyCooper

I think that if you photographed me leaving ND, it would be in the Departure area
at the airport boarding a plane to anywhere warmer.

Dogdots

TonyCooper wrote: »

I think that if you photographed me leaving ND, it would be in the Departure area
at the airport boarding a plane to anywhere warmer.

It certainly would be warmer going the airport route

Panther

Howdy Mary,

Really love the perspective and subject
in this one.

The Red River, sure runs a long, long way doesn't
it, it flows all the way down here and forms the Border
between Oklahoma and Texas.

Nice Shooting !!!

Eia

Yes, this is timely! Nice capture and subject. Your title is great!

Dogdots

Panther wrote: »

Howdy Mary,

Really love the perspective and subject
in this one.

The Red River, sure runs a long, long way doesn't
it, it flows all the way down here and forms the Border
between Oklahoma and Texas.

Nice Shooting !!!

Glad to hear you liked this one Craig.

Dogdots

Eia wrote: »

Yes, this is timely! Nice capture and subject. Your title is great!

Thank you Eia .. glad you liked this one. Think the kids thought heading into MN would be warmer .. no such luck tho

rwells

Hi Mary,

Nice little shot there

Write me a little note, put it in a bottle and send it down the Red River to me. I'll have to walk up-river a ways to make sure that pesky Craig doesn't sink it before I can get to it.

Dogdots

rwells wrote: »

Hi Mary,

Nice little shot there

Write me a little note, put it in a bottle and send it down the Red River to me. I'll have to walk up-river a ways to make sure that pesky Craig doesn't sink it before I can get to it.

Hi Randy ..

I would write you a note and send it down to you, but this Red River flows into Canada. One of the few rivers that run north.

Glad you enjoyed the photo