Survival and life is a challenge in this part of the country. This time of the year the geese have migrated south, the deer are in their winter ranges, cattle are in feed lots in case of a blizzard, and people do not move around much without a good reason. If I see one vehicle driving 15 miles into town it is considered a traffic jam. To put it into perspective, the closest stop light is 55 miles away, the closest stop sign 15 mi., and within 15 mi. there is two gas stations, four bars, and a grocery store. This is human hibernation and some wonder why we did not have to shut down our businesses because of the virus.
We are in the fly zone so pictures like this are common in the late fall and early winter.
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- A Tumbleweeds View of Scrapping
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