Took a trip yesterday...

[fishinchicks]

and logged 753 miles, and was gone from home for about 14 hours. I brought two of my daughters to Bible Camp in South Dakota. The camp is located on the Standing Rock Reservation, in the mini badlands.

This was my first attempt at editing out power lines, as well. A sample of the "mini badlands".

This is the area my girls will be riding horses every day.

I have wanted a picture of this house every time we have driven by it. Since I was alone on the way home, I could!

I was able to watch this rainbow for quite a few miles. This was taken near Waubay.

[DeeDee]

I love the old house.

[CFRay]

All very nice! I like old farm houses too. Lots of stories for the imagination. Glad you are enjoying that XT.

[Steve Foss]

All great shots! I've spent a lot of time on the prairies of North Dakota, and those shots sure remind me of the big sky country. Thanks for sharing the cool work.

[fishinchicks]

CFRay - thanks! My girls are saying that now I am obsessed with taking pictures.

[Paul]

Cool, Makes me really want june 20th to arrive. I will be heading to the Theodore Rosevellt National Park for some shooting.

Looks Good, love the building.

[Steve Foss]

Hey Paul, which unit of the Teddy, north or south? They both have the same critters, but north has the better scenery.

[Dbl]

Nice looking shots.

[Paul]

Steve, I will be doing both, I am doing a wedding in Willitston on a Saturday and SUnday will be spent in both parks, finishing the day in Medora doing the musical and pitch fork fondue..... yummmmmmm....

[Jim Almquist]

Thank for sharing shots of your trip. I really like the old house pic cause you can sense that there is some stories that the house could and should share. I find it interesting that the wood stands and it looks like the fireplace is missing or at least the bricks.

[Catmendo]

It's clear to see why you had a keen interest in wanting to stop and photograph the old homestead, what a keeper! Thanks for sharing!