Sometimes
adventure lies in someone else’s backyard. Sierra recently traveled to Sonora
in the beautiful Sierra Nevada Foothills. When we arrived there were a few
inches of snow on the ground, a real winter treat at only 1,825 feet above sea
level. By the next day most of the snow had melted but underneath the snow was
a layer of dirt, and sitting on the dirt was a large fleet of dirt movers and
shakers. Enjoy the ride as Sierra takes you on a dirty tour while posing with these
earth moving, ground shaking, excavating machines. We hope you dig it!
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| The last bit of snow. |
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| A sweet ol' tractor. |
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| I am Adventure Barbie, hear me ROAR! |
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| "I can walk for miles and miles" - literally, there are several miles of track to explore. |
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| We sighted a giant jack rabbit hiding under this machine, spectacular! |
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| She purrs like a kitten, or maybe more like a CAT. |
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| Working on the chain gang. |
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| How "below" can you go? |
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| Yes, this machine is leaning. It's a slope mower. |
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| I hope my tetanus vaccine is up to date. |
A special
thank you to Jen and Ken for sharing their lovely ranch. It’s always an
adventure!
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