Sunday, August 25, 2013

Spring Gate in Late Summer


         Once upon a time where N 1250 road runs south of Mary's lake and ends at E 1750 there was a cattle chute that was put together or patched with a number of rusty bed springs from before the day when box springs were in-closed with cloth. (You know you are old when you can remember as a kid reaching over the side of the bed and catching your fingers in unprotected springs!) The chute has now disappeared, but there is a sketch of that “Sprung Chute” around here somewhere.

       This old unused corral enclosing the weathered wood feeder is of a similar vintage and style, but has survived 'till today. And about a mile as the crow flies from that old chute... This drawing was done this week, after far too long a sabbatical from pencil and paper.  

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