The prairie is dressed in its fall colors, from deep rich contrasts to soft pastels, it is truly a beautiful sight to behold. And, much like the prairie, the buffalo are changing too, putting on their fall coats and colors. Here are a few snapshots of our very lucky view! Enjoy and Happy Fall. Jill
Fall Colors On The Prairie
October 7, 2016
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Great photos Jill! especially the yearlings.
great images; thanks for posting
Beautiful pics you and your family have a great day and God bless. Love your product.
It’s always a treat to see your pictures! Can never get too much of the rolling prairies to the north of me.
The photos are beautiful and the buffalo look very happy and content.
Thank you for the pictures of beauty.
Gorgeous – as always, Jill. What an absolute visual treat! I love the calf, smelling the flowers – we should all take time, to do that. It’s a very engaging reminder. The very first photo is stunning – it’s such an apt depiction of Fall.
As a former resident of South Dakota, I’m always delighted to see pictures of the west river landscape, particularly when buffalo are included.
Bravo, les photos sont juste magnifiques!! Un grand plaisir pour les yeux.:-)
Be still my heart, such beauty.
Jill, you captured the feel of fall on the prairie with your photos beautifully. You are very lucky to be able to grab your camera and head out to get such beautiful shots of such wonderful wide open spaces…especially striking with your grazing buffalo. Love the fall colors of the yellow Cottonwoods, purple asters, bleached colored grasses, browns of the buffalo, and of course the bluest of blue skies. Thanks for sharing your prairie and buffalo photos. I always look forward to seeing them! " Here’s to the fall, my favorite time of year!" Take care, Rhonda
Thank you Jill. What beautiful photos! And timely too, since I am just sending Wild Idea’s web address to a new friend.
The fall colors ARE exquisite. I was in SD last week for the “buffalo” roundup at Custer and the
Volksmarch at Crazy Horse. We drove to Devils Tower through Spearfish Canyon and the yellow aspens were beautiful. I had hoped to stop at your retail store to thank you for your delicious meat, but we never made it back to Rapid in time. Going to Badlands, Wind Cave and Mt Rushmore were all day excursions. You are so blessed to live there.
Awesome photos Jill. So enjoy them and your blog
Your last photo is one for history, Jill. You and Dan are extraordinary folks accomplishing an extraordinary life style.