I love the one of the guy riding a bicycle down the road -- makes you wonder where he's going. It would be a good art print, framed and hung on a wall.

Terrific snapshots of the American Heartland, Jim! Enjoyed seeing the vista, lol!

I do not know how you managed such clear pics in a moving car!
I always liked your photo of Precious Plat. I believe it is a hybrid tea, but it is so full and bushy, with healthy leaves all the way to the bottom. Nice blooms, too.

Great photos Jim! I like the barn, and the cows. And of course the roses are lovely!

Neat travelogue! Great pix too, especially Mister Lincoln and PP. -Paul

What a pleasant journey you have taken us on, Jim. It was fun to see what you and your wife saw on this trip to her doc. Interesting seeing your neck of the woods. Then jiggity, jogging back to your home, roses and plants. Loved it!! Thanks! :O)

You two take good care, now, and talk to ya later, lol.

Debbie

Love all your fotos, just glad we don't have "smella-vision"'
We recently went to a country restaurant where "the trucks" destination must have been.

Nice shots! Every time I try to take pictures from the car I end up snapping either the road or the sky. What a cool panorama.
---Laura

flaurabunda,

Best thing to do is take a TON of pics, some come out, a lot do not. lol And clean your windshield. lol
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Such a fun and inspiring post, Jim! Looks very fall and wintry to me, love the country scenes. Hope all is well with your wife.

Great pictures-----Pa is a beautiful state----also love the cloud pictures---

Your roses are lovely

Florence

Thanks everyone!

Jim,
I enjoyed your photos. Your state looks a lot like mine. I really like your viburnum. I have "Blueberry Muffin" but, they are a bit of a disappointment. They barely bloom and no berries.
Hope all is well with your wife.
Kitty

Nice pics! I also love the one with the guy on the bike.
The mountains look so familiar to me because I have to drive to NJ quite a bit each year and I go down I-80 all the time. Been on 220 many times too. :)