Contrail over Flattop

Contrail over Flattop
Home Ranch
photo by Sharon O'Toole

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Contrail over Flattop
Home Ranch
photo by Sharon O'Toole
Time goes by. It was just a moment in time ago when we were waking up to rainy cool summer days. These have given way to a warm dry September. Go figure. We know that no matter how warm and dry September might be, we are well and truly headed for true fall. As my Dad likes to say, "We have two winters and only one summer in front of us." Of course, winter has its good points, so we'll enjoy those short days when they get here. In the meantime, summer and fall has sent us its gifts.

Seamus with the pigs and a Border collie puppy
Home Ranch
photo by Sharon O'Toole

Eamon making bales on the Mesa
photo by Pat O'Toole

Bales in the Smiley Place
photo by Pat O'Toole

Raking alfalfa on the Mesa
photo by Sharon O'Toole

Eamon swimming with Marley and Kate
confluence of Battle Creek and the Little Snake
photo by Pat O'Toole

Siobhan swimming
photo by Pat O'Toole

Border collie puppies chasing Sadie
photo by Pat O'Toole

Maeve and Seamus with Sadie
photo by Pat O'Toole

Heifers
photo by Sharon O'Toole

Sandhill cranes on the alert
photo by Meghan Lally

No child left inside
Russell Community Park, Dixon, Wyoming
photo by Sharon O'Toole

Grandpa George with Maeve, who's 2
September 2nd

Maeve frosting her cake

the kids put a whole box full of sprinkles on the cake

Eamon generously putting 32 candles on his sister's cake
September 8th

Meghan blowing out her 32 candles
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