Cow Country

[RanchRoper]

Wife was in town the other day and took this pic...bet you folks don't see that too often on main street...spring is here....

[RanchRoper]

Darn Calgary traffic....

My wife took this photo.

[dave77]

I live in a city of around 50,000 (actually 2 cities on opposite sides of the Columbia River). I tell a bowling friend who recently retired to this area from the Seattle area about how frustrated I get with our rush hour traffic here and he just laughs.

[RanchRoper]

Out for my Sunday morning ride, what a nice spring day. 50F, quiet and peaceful. Took a break, Badger grazed for a bit while I just stretched out in the grass. Life is good.

Of course no outing would be complete without a cowboy eye candy Henry rifle pic too...

Took a quick photo this morning at feeding time too; sun coming up. Badger and Houston.

[RanchRoper]

Badger was sure happy to get some grass this morning. We have not been out for a few months. He was full of energy! What a nice morning.

[daytime dave]

Beautiful shots.

[BigAl52]

I live in a city of around 50,000 (actually 2 cities on opposite sides of the Columbia River). I tell a bowling friend who recently retired to this area from the Seattle area about how frustrated I get with our rush hour traffic here and he just laughs.

I was born and raised over there on the west side and every-time I go see my sister I ask her how the heck she puts up with the traffic over there its total insanity.

[dave77]

I live in a city of around 50,000 (actually 2 cities on opposite sides of the Columbia River). I tell a bowling friend who recently retired to this area from the Seattle area about how frustrated I get with our rush hour traffic here and he just laughs.

I was born and raised over there on the west side and every-time I go see my sister I ask her how the heck she puts up with the traffic over there its total insanity.

Just saw that traffic is no longer the main concern in Seattle, cost of living is now #1 with the median cost of a single family home in King County now at $725,000. In Seattle it's $819,000

https://www.seattletimes.com/business/r ... ttle-area/

[BigAl52]

I live in a city of around 50,000 (actually 2 cities on opposite sides of the Columbia River). I tell a bowling friend who recently retired to this area from the Seattle area about how frustrated I get with our rush hour traffic here and he just laughs.

I was born and raised over there on the west side and every-time I go see my sister I ask her how the heck she puts up with the traffic over there its total insanity.

Just saw that traffic is no longer the main concern in Seattle, cost of living is now #1 with the median cost of a single family home in King County now at $725,000. In Seattle it's $819,000

https://www.seattletimes.com/business/r ... ttle-area/

That doesnt surprise me at all. Dave are you in the Pasco Area?

[RanchRoper]

I go to the city only 2 or 3 times a year. More than enough.