It starts out paved, but changes to dirt soon after you cross the bridge.
I enjoyed the scenery—open fields and blue sky.
I kept a watch out for flowers and found some tiny yellow ones growing along the fencerow...
and an occasional pop of color from lantana blossoms. It was also on this road where I found the Cherokee rose.
As I took my flower pictures, I attracted the attention of one particular cow in the field. The rest of the herd ignored me completely, but this cow made sure to keep an eye on me the whole time.
It was these simple sights that had me smiling as we drove down a dirt road.
Love the photos. The one of the alert cow brought back some good memories.
ReplyDeleteThanks for always taking time to comment. I'm happy you enjoyed the photos!
DeleteLove reading about your day trips...your vehicle is perfect for those dirt roads. I'd be watching that cow closely to make sure she stays where she is...they can be unpredictable at times.
ReplyDeleteThat Jeep is my husband's favorite vehicle ever. It will be a sad day when it's time to replace it.
DeleteThere was a fence between me and the cow, so I was protected. I felt she was more cautiously curious than potentially aggressive...but I don't have any experience with cows...