Missouri

[CAHLHEIM]

Here are some photos from the land we wheel on in Mid-Eastern MO. Also, feel free to check out my wife's website (http://designtoattract.com/photo_album_inspirations/gallery.html) for more photos. (shameless plug, I know)
http://designtoattract.com/photo_album_inspirations/images/inspirations01.jpg

http://designtoattract.com/photo_album_inspirations/images/inspirations07.jpg

http://designtoattract.com/photo_album_inspirations/images/inspirations05.jpg

http://designtoattract.com/photo_album_inspirations/images/inspirations02.jpg

[Mudderoy]

HDR is fun.

[CAHLHEIM]

HDR is fun.

It's a neat process indeed. Though its not the only thing she does, she does love to use it, especially in autumn.

[4.3LXJ]

Nice pics. I love that flat fender in the barn.

[CAHLHEIM]

Yeah, not sure of the history behind it yet. Once I learn more, I may make a post about it with more detailed photos.
http://designtoattract.com/photo_album_inspirations/images/inspirations09.jpg

[4.3LXJ]

I can give you some. It started out in life as a WWII jeep. Has the stock radiator in it and probably has the stock motor as well. The Warn hubs were added after it was civilian.

[CAHLHEIM]

I wont say its cooler, but It's almost cooler not knowing, if that makes any sense. I dont want to pretend that I know anything more than the 9 slot grill tells, but I'm sure it's a pretty cool story none the less.

[4.3LXJ]

After looking at it some more, those front tires have not been sold for more that 40 years. I don't recognize the back ones either. This Jeep might have very low miles.

[Melissa]

Very Very nice pictures, thanks for posting them!

[BlueXJ]

Who knew that Missouri was so beautiful, certainly not me!!!

[4.3LXJ]

Who knew that Missouri was so beautiful, certainly not me!!!

Me either. All I have heard about Missouri was from family from way back and they did not have anything good to say about it.

[jack18812]

its so beautiful