[colleeng47]

beautiful, peggy! thanks for posting them

[EarthBound?]

Now thats the kind of sky that would make me want to pull the truck over, get out, open up the lawn chair and just sit back and watch show. Thanks for the wonderful pictures peggy.

[mkfarnam]

Originally Posted by SeabeeBolt

Now thats the kind of sky that would make me want to pull the truck over, get out, open up the lawn chair and just sit back and watch show. Thanks for the wonderful pictures peggy.

So you carry a lawn chair in your truck?

[peggydavis]

Originally Posted by mkfarnam

So you carry a lawn chair in your truck?

Most real Okies carry lawn chairs in their trucks.

[_redbird_]

And most of the skins I know carry lawn chairs in their trunks. Pow wow chairs for the summer months. I know we do.

[Synopsis]

Peggy that second pic was so beautiful I'm using it as my desktop wallpaper. Hope you don't mind.

[peggydavis]

Not at all. I live in such a beautiful spot I feel guilty sometimes for not sharing it more.

I have some little camp chairs I carry in my little pickup, just in case we stumble on something interesting. I have never been to a pow wow but I have made a resolution to go to one no matter how hot it is.

[Synopsis]

Here is a link to a lady's photoblog on Webshots entitled "Oklahoma Ranch Life." I think she lives somewhere near Lawton. She has tons of pictures and was a featured photographer on webshots back in January of '05. There are some really, really good pictures (and comments) on this website. Who knows, maybe it is LadyRobyn???
Enjoy!

Oklahoma Ranch Life (Featured Jan. 20, 2005) pictures from midwest photos on webshots

Wandering the Wichita Mountains pictures from outdoors photos on webshots

A Walk in the Woods pictures from fall scenics photos on webshots

A Centennial Celebration- My personal tribute to the beauty of Oklahoma - 100 year anniversary - 46th state. pictures from midwest photos on webshots

Be Still and Listen pictures from fall scenics photos on webshots

Garden Show in OkC

Garden Show Scenery pictures, photos, and videos, from gardens on webshots

OkC Garden Tour

Garden Design pictures from home & garden photos on webshots

Sod House built by a homesteader in Oklahoma

Sod House pictures from home & garden photos on webshots

Magical Moments Frozen in Time (Featured March 4, 2006) pictures from scenery & nature photos on webshots

These are some of my personal favorites of hers.


Snow on the prairie
Snow on the Prairie pictures from midwest photos on webshots

Cattle feeding on a snowy day.
Cattle Feeding on a Snowy Day pictures, photos, and videos, from midwest on webshots

The day after the first snowfall of the season
The Day After... pictures from winter scenics photos on webshots

A look back in time (abandoned houses in her area)
A Look Back in Time pictures from hobbies & interests photos on webshots

Down in the boondocks (Western Oklahoma)
Down in the Boondocks pictures from scenery & nature photos on webshots

Pond, turkeys, cattle in Western Oklahoma

February Farm Pond pictures from midwest photos on webshots

Old town Christmas

Old Town Christmas pictures, photos, and videos, from christmas on webshots

The lost road
The Lost Road pictures from road trips photos on webshots

[mkfarnam]

Originally Posted by peggydavis

Most real Okies carry lawn chairs in their trucks.

I guess I qualify ( to some small %) because I carry camping/fishing gear, a tent and folding chairs in my cross bed tool box, just incase I feel like going fishing. .

[SashaBlue]

Originally Posted by Synopsis

Hi Jammie,

Thanks. The Gloss Mountains are in the Northwestern part of the state.


It's funny, they are known as Gloss and Glass Mountains. Of course, they're not really mountains at all; they are bluffs of about 200 ft in height.


Natural Falls State Park is in the eastern part of the state.

I heard the other day that Bigfoot is supposedly an Oklahoma legend. I always thought the legend of it was in the Northwest. Anyway, is this where it is claimed to roam? I am not a believer, but just curious as to the legend. Thanks.