Check this out. We are in South Dakota to see the family. Saturday afternoon it snowed for about an hour. Huge fluffy flakes. I tried to capture the magic with my camera. These were taken with a fast shutter (1/2000) and a flash.
The images are almost devoid of color except when the flash hit something other than snowflakes.
This old schoolhouse (with a Case tractor in front) is a copycat of the one I attended for the first four years of elementary school in the mid-60s. I learned to read via Dick, Jane and Sally in a schoolhouse like this. One teacher, eight grades.
My dad uses it as a shop and he restored a 1951 Ford pickup in there.
These three evergreen trees are just west of the house. The one that leans is that way because of a tornado that hit it in the summer of 1998.
The road to town is just beyond those trees
This is Millie. She will be glad when winter is over.
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