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Rain Rain go away!You will see lots of hills made of rock and plenty of water in the lake.
This is Bagnel Dam on the Osage river side of the lake.
Feb 09 left March 08 right water level is high but down from last years floods.
Feb 09 left March 08 right water level is high but down from last years floods.
You will find a pair of Eagles and the the blue heron fishing for dinner here too.
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So very, very beautiful.
Cute! At least the polar bears are having fun. What are they roasting???
Very beautiful scenery in your part of the world. The polar bears really have fun BBQ. :)
Very cool shots of the dam and lake, thanks for sharing.
Have a great week!
Guy
Regina In Pictures
The only time I've spent any significant time in MO was between November of 1983 and February of 1984 when I had the ... ahem... fortune to be stationed at Ft. Lost-In-The-Woods for basic training. And based on that experience, you could have convinced me that polar bears are in fact, native to Missouri. And even though I thought I'd never been so cold for so long in all my life, when I finished basic, I got to go to Illinois for the rest of the winter. More polar bears.
Brr... thanks anyway. But I'll never complain about the 10's and 20's we get here again, that's for sure!
Great shots from your part of the world. I enjoyed this post.
beautiful pictures country! Glad you visited a village home pages and a good week!
I love the Eagles! Poor penguin... Or maybe the polar bears are just trying to heat him up a bit...? :-)
Greetings from West Africa, where we have neither rain, polar bears or penguins for the time being!
Very funny post! I love all of your pics, especially the one with the eagles.
Wonderful to see the world and all the different corners of it. Thank you for sharing your part of it. I like your comic picture of the polar bears.
I enjoyed these quite a lot! Very beautiful. and the bears were fun.
I really love your eagles how majestic they look.
Oh, that poor penguin. It will haunt me for the rest of the day now.
Welcome to Myworld. I think it is one of the best memes because one can go and see where all the favourite bloggers live. Interesting, and pretty places like your lake area. I can see you are a person who likes to laugh and have some fun. I hope you could restore your PC to its old self. Probably needed a rest.
first off, like your header...your wings are cool.
and the post is most informative. that pair of eagles...awesome.
have a great week.
erin
Priceless post. The last images made me, lol.
You live in a beautiful world. Thanks for the smile :-)
I'm glad you linked to larger images. The post images got cut off on the right side and I would have missed the Herons which are one of my favorite birds.
The herons are long gone around here and I'm waiting for their return this spring. I had one clean out the goldfish and frogs from my garden ponds last season :)
I didn't realize you got THAT much snow this winter. This looks like a wonderful place to visit. I would love to see the eagles.
Very beautiful scenery in your part of the world. Thanks for sharing.
Welcome to My World. Love the Eagles and the curvy road shots!
I love Mo.I have been there many times in the 18 wheeler with my husband.It is a beautiful part of the world.
Loved seeing your pictures.
Like the bears.
Looks like a beautiful world !Especially with barbecuing ice bears, lol !
The dam was great. What a sight those eagles are, just casually hanging out there.
Sad fate for Pingu. Not a sight for the kids.
It's a great world !
Have a nice day !
Hmm - an interesting corner of the world! Polar bears barbecuing, eagles (nice picture!) - I just HAVE to visit! Thanks for giving me a laugh! :)
very cool. of course the last one is the best lol.
I love that first photo, seem so serene place. And that's a good laugh for the comic bears.
a beautiful world you live in
You absolutely crack me up with this graphic! Love the poor penguin on the spit!
Love the dam photo because it is so familiar.
As a hydrologist I approve of this post. Lots of water and water control structures.
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