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Diamond_Dog

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13. Ohhh that's lovely!

Reply to George McGovern (Original post)

Fri Aug 1, 2025, 02:21 PM

Aug 1

As per your response to lark, I think you have found the perfect compromise between “Really rural” and “semi rural”.

As I get older, I really appreciate being close to the stores and doctors and other places I visit the most often.

Not to say being waaay out isn’t beautiful! I’m getting to be a sissy about driving any kind of distance at night.

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Sunrise at the new farm [View all] George McGovern Jul 31 OP

new farm retiredwelder Jul 31 #1

Deer Park WA retiredwelder. Former farm Ellensburg WA. We moved after 23 George McGovern Jul 31 #6

Seems like you moved to an area with a lot more trees - correct? lark Jul 31 #2

Hi lark! Correct. As long as I'm careful to see the forest for the trees we'll be okay. George McGovern Jul 31 #8

Yes, beautiful pic Duppers Jul 31 #3

Thank You Duppers! George McGovern Jul 31 #9

Interesting shot with the dark clouds above. brer cat Jul 31 #4

Thank You brer cat! George McGovern Jul 31 #10

Wow, what a great photo, my dear George! Love the darkness and the billowing light! CaliforniaPeggy Jul 31 #5

Thank You Young Lady! George McGovern Jul 31 #11

Beautiful! I love it. Thank you. LoisB Jul 31 #7

You're most welcome Lois. Thank You! George McGovern Jul 31 #12

Ohhh that's lovely! Diamond_Dog Aug 1 #13

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