Back in Nebraska for a busy weekend during which we gathered cows, hayed the meadow (J did, not me), played with five Great Pyrenees puppies, kayaked down the Middle Loup River, camped in some pastures owned by J's family down in Broken Bow, and checked out the Custer County Fair. Another whirlwind of a trip, but totally worth the long drive.
They don't call it The Good Life for nothing.
Anyone want to buy a puppy? J's parents are helping a neighbor sell four
of these adorable little guys (and gals)
View from the porch, after the rain
A (barely visible) double rainbow
Homegrown
Homemade banana bread, by yours truly
Frogs everywhere, due to the abundant rainfall
More cuteness
J and Sadie contemplate the mess of puppies in the distance
J and his mom, ready to gather the yearlings
They may not look like it, but yearlings are difficult SOBs
Cows gathered, now waiting to sort
The Middle Loup River
J's version of kayaking
I quickly learned that kayaking at 7 months pregnant is exhausting
Under the bridge
Sunset over the pasture in Broken Bow
Camping out at the top of the hill
View from our tent in the early morning
Morning mist
4-H kids showing their bucket calves at the Custer County Fair - J won with his calf when he entered as a child
Show sheep
Milk cow
My lunch of fried chicken gizzards, courtesy of the United Methodist Men's group
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