4 days sans computer nerding out is a great way to spend one’s pseudo spring break. Worthington, Minnesota – once the Turkey capital of the U.S. now a center for immigration from around the world and home town to a very good friend. These were all taken on a farm 6 miles outside of Worthington. It’s a pretty surreal feeling to wake up on a couch – look out the window and see nothing but farmland. Not that I haven’t see that much farmland before, but to know that you slept in the middle of it, with absolutely nothing around you, but you slept on a couch and have a dvd player infront of you is not exactly the norm for this city kid.
Great stuff, Margus. Richard is impressed.
that deer’s nose looks like it hurts. It’s just sleeping, right? Right?
oh the poor deer…
I like the one with the springy looking rusty wire things.
Is the April Fools Joke that I can’t comment on that post? Cause you got me to try it 3 times if that’s the case. 😮
I also like the spring rusty wire pic! Very cool.
I had to scroll really fast past the deer, though. Icky.
Looks like fricken’ Texas Chain Saw Masacre or House of 1,000 Corpses. Creepy middle of nowhere. But you know I love it. I am almost nowhere.
I don’t get it, you were camping out on the set of the next Mad Max movie?
did you rip off the antlers for me??????
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Ben – I don’t know if anyone has ever told you this but, You are a great photographer!!. Seriously, all of your pictures rock, you have a great eye for what makes an interesting photo.
yes brian, I was camping with my dvd player.
Thank you very much 2nd (not b) anonymous. I would be lying if I said you were the first, but definitely the first in a while.