The barbed wire

LPS and such...

Having been so long since I've posted, I figured it was about time to bring you a few updates. Per the recent poll I ran here on the blog, the votes fell heavily on the side of making the switch to WordPress from Blogger. To this end, I have installed and am currently testing the first template candidate for our new layout. There will be many changes for everyone involved, but I'll do my best to streamline the process to make for the easiest switch possible. I do not have a timetable at this point, but will be bringing you more updates as things progress. Jay Wesler has moved into an admin roll so he can lend his web design expertise; many thanks to him for his help on this!

I also want to thank all of you for your participation here on the LPS. The number of posts recently has been very motivating and I look forward to the coming site changes continuing that trend.

Oh...and for a photo:

Sizing up the Situation

OldRed

Construction on Old Red Courthouse originally began in March of 1890. The sixth building (and the fifth county courthouse) to occupy the site, Old Red was designed in the Richardson Romanesque style by M.A. Orlopp. It was originally crowned with a clock tower, the clockwork rivaling Big Ben's in quality, but the tower was removed in 1919 when prevailing winds threatened its stability. The grand stairway, an ornate design feature that provided passage between the busy floors, was removed in the 1920s.

The

4th of July...

Couldn't Be Happier

the Deer

Saw this deer today off a nowhere road while riding to Martinsdale with Cody.
I think it thought it was camouflaged.

Enjoy With Me!

A special gift to all members of LPS with my best wishes :-)

Delicious Secret

He heard the secret

the forest told the spring.

He wandered off.

E. Rosebud

Some pics from a nice trip up to East Rosebud Lake in the Beartooths.

Big Timber Rodeo

Dusty evining with clear idea!

It was a dusty evining,this was the weather's circumstances ,but in my mind that was a clear idea to stopping my car,coming out from it,take out my photographing stuff very quickly to ordering my camera's shutter to take some photos for the crescent behind the Jalel Kayat Mosque,the largest one in Arbil city.

06.07.2008