
South Dakota Sunset by Jon & Brigid

Fourth of July Sunset by Jon & Brigid

South Dakota Sunset by Jon & Brigid

South Dakota Sunset by Jon & Brigid

South Dakota Landscape by Jon & Brigid

Lake Cochrane Sunset by Jon & Brigid

Long Jump by Jon & Brigid

South Dakota by Jon & Brigid

South Dakota Landscape by Jon & Brigid

Byron J. Cochrane by Jon & Brigid

Rural Water by PXLated

American Legion Member by Jon & Brigid

Post Office - Ghent, MN by The Bouncing Czech

South Dakota Fireworks by Jon & Brigid

Aerial view of Hendricks, Minnesota, on Lake Hendricks by schwerdf

20130629_191917 by jessicapearsonmn

20130629_191108 by jessicapearsonmn

Ah yes Lazarus Creek, now I had seen it. by Tim Kiser

This one's called "After the thunderstorm, a puddle on the road." by Tim Kiser

Farm near Engels by terrypearson

This was a government display of hay roll-ups in western Minnesota, during a fine mid-August sky condition. by Tim Kiser

In Providence Township was the Lac qui Parle River, "the creek of the countryside." by Tim Kiser

Silty brown water thru a hot wet plain in a farming region: the Lac qui Parle River in western Minnesota. by Tim Kiser

At 5:30 pm August 14th, soon after a thunderstorm. by Tim Kiser

A brownwater beaut, the Lac qui Parle River. by Tim Kiser

Any segment of a river could be said to be flowing "diagonally," relative to some viewpoint. by Tim Kiser

Modestly incising its rural green plain was that cutie again: the Lac qui Parle River, a brown ribbon of flow, moving imperceptibly downhill. by Tim Kiser

Aerial view of Hendricks, Minnesota, on Lake Hendricks by schwerdf

"To see it in person was a happy occasion": a motto for the Lac qui Parle River in West Minnesota. by Tim Kiser

Ah the Lac qui Parle River, I like it looking murky like this. by Tim Kiser

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Rural landscape mid-August, Providence Township, Lac qui Parle County, noncropland. by Tim Kiser

Hay roll-ups were still being manufactured in 2025: photographic confirmation. by Tim Kiser

Hay roll-ups in a field, an arrangement of nine. by Tim Kiser