A quiet morning sunrise awakens the Earth in a beautiful place-- sharing some of the scenery in and near the Salt Fork of the Arkansas River in Barber County from 3-28-13. A couple of recent blizzards brought some much needed moisture and helped to revive the river and ponds, giving welcome respite from the extended drought.
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Taking some photoshop privileges using filtering options for a beautiful sunrise.
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An American Wigeon exclaims its approval of a revived pond. |
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Scraggly hackberry trees greet the sunrise. (Special effects via photoshop.) |
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Bison crossing the Salt Fork of the Arkansas. |
I ventured down Hackberry Road years ago although it was a scenic drive I didn't come across anything quite as stunning as seeing bison crossing the river! I've also seen photos of red bluffs lining the river, any idea where I can find those?
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