This truly a very “Texas” scene that’s wonderfully done. Nice sense of humor. I run into similar traffic jams here where I am, except instead of cacti it’s Jeffrey and Ponderosa pine trees. I love those traffic jams.
I had to smile at the comment by bogiesan. Here, in Scotland, the Highland road network grinds to a halt as sheep take over our country roads. It seem that they love to rest on the dark road surface where the sun warms it more than the surrounding fields. Maybe the cattle are thinking along similar lines. Nae sae daft, these wee creatures. Appreciate you posting this, Susan.
mavis 10:28 am on March 1, 2009 | #
absolutely delightful drawing! love it.
bogiesan 11:01 am on March 1, 2009 | #
Here in Iderho, it’s just as likely to be sheep.
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roseindigo 2:16 pm on March 1, 2009 | #
This truly a very “Texas” scene that’s wonderfully done. Nice sense of humor. I run into similar traffic jams here where I am, except instead of cacti it’s Jeffrey and Ponderosa pine trees. I love those traffic jams.
trebor61 2:05 am on March 2, 2009 | #
I had to smile at the comment by bogiesan. Here, in Scotland, the Highland road network grinds to a halt as sheep take over our country roads. It seem that they love to rest on the dark road surface where the sun warms it more than the surrounding fields. Maybe the cattle are thinking along similar lines. Nae sae daft, these wee creatures. Appreciate you posting this, Susan.
Rudat 7:54 am on March 2, 2009 | #
…All Creatures Great and Small…