Tygh Valley. Abraham Lincoln was President when my Great Great Grandfather started farming here. It hasn't been in the family for 50 years, but I still enjoy seeing it when we're on the dry side.
Good to know how we are connected to the land. My first reaction to your photo is that it looked exceedingly dry with all that yellow grass. This looks more like grazing land than farm land.
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It must be wonderful for you to stand on sol you know your past relations have lived on and farmed Bill.
As Margaret said - How wonderful to know where you family farmed - and to be able to visit from time to time is definitely icing on the cake.
That is sacred land for you Bill. You can feel the history !
Uma bela "pintura".
Um abraço e boa semana.
Andarilhar
Dedais de Francisco e Idalisa
Livros-Autografados
That is interesting and I guess you might want to walk within those fields.
Take care.
Hello Bill,
What a nice place. This could be a western movie.
Great [picture.
Greetings, Marco
Good to know how we are connected to the land. My first reaction to your photo is that it looked exceedingly dry with all that yellow grass. This looks more like grazing land than farm land.
Una tierra que se ve hermosa y fértil. Muy buen encuadre de la foto con ese pilar y la cerca en primer plano
That's a beautiful sight, and I love the stone fence post.
I think I would have to have this hanging on my wall...since it had been in your family.
You will never tire of this view and the many memories it awakens. I wonder if you also lived there.
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