You're welcome to use it. Glad you like it. I used the panorama photo feature on my phone to get it all in. In total there are about four or five pictures which somehow the phone's camera software pieces together. As you slowly turn it, the camera snaps a sequence of pictures. To the left of the frame is looking due west and to the right is almost north. For reference the road you see runs north to south across part of the ranch.dlr110 wrote: ↑Wed Jul 01, 2020 12:22 pmYou took a beautiful picture Ken. If it's okay with you, I'm going to add it to my screensaver slideshow.Mumbleypeg wrote: ↑Wed Jul 01, 2020 3:11 am Another beautiful Texas sunset. We’ve had some spectacular sunsets for several days. I think all that Sahara Desert dust in the atmosphere is having an effect. Click picture to enlarge.
Ken
Ken
Told from the perspective of an 1800’s army cavalry soldier pursuing the Comanche, Crawford describes it’s unique majesty, vastness and the feelings early explorers and soldiers must have had when encountering it. The book describes the soldiers traveling for days along the escarpment trying to find a way to get their horses and equipment up and over it. Then when finally getting up onto the plain, the feeling of isolation and bewilderment, and fear of becoming lost because of not having any discernible landmarks. 
Time will tell.
