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Tuesday July 17, 2012
Lynn's Notes:
I soon learned not to look at the landscape for respite from our labour, but to look up instead. There is nothing more beautiful than a prairie sky! It goes on forever. The pink and purple sunsets, and brilliant stars in a cloudless sky made up for the featureless land around us. I soon understood why folks who live on the prairies love it so much.Comments On This Entry
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That whole "Absolutely NOTHING on the horizon" thing would drive me nuts in no time. I like seeing hills and mountains and trees on the horizon. I pity any agoraphobics who live on the prairies! It must feel like they're clinging to the side of an asteroid!