Went back out to the NE corner of Oklahoma County today. It was very windy and somewhat cool, despite the thermometer reading a balmy 72°F (22C). This is a cattle pasture that wanders along a tributary of the Deep Fork River, featuring some redbud trees in the background. It’s a lot easier to stop and take pictures once you get back out on these low traffic roads.
Speaking of rural roads, this is NE 164th Street running off into Lincoln County (just east and north of Oklahoma County), where it’s name changes to Midlothian Road. Some of these days I’ll poke around out here some more, but this was part testing of the car and part chasing pictures.
This is some very hilly pasture land just over in Lincoln County, viewed from the side of the road that serves as the county line. It’s rough like this all over out here, but most of it is covered with trees, and so isn’t often visible. There were several places like this where you could just catch a glimpse from the road, but you’d have to trespass to get a good picture of it.
It was a very peaceful ride, playing classical music on the radio.
I wish I liked classical music…there seems to be a lot of depth to explore. I do like some modern orchestral stuff, but it’s a totally different dynamic. Maybe some day.
Oddly enough, classical music keeps me alert on longer trips. It stimulates something that I can’t identify, but it keeps me sharp.