The road from Rosebud to Wilson has some of the prettiest ranches and farmland I’ve ever seen. This particular ranch was gorgeous. I saw no cattle there, and the grass has been allowed to grow up. It was such a beautiful sight to see. ~ Carol Von Canon
Photo & text by Carol Von Canon
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