Cloudy skies all day.

You just have to go with what you are given and that is what we did, several walks around Copper Breaks State Park with the doggies for a total of 4.5 miles.

During our walks we saw some interesting sights….

It was early evening when we saw this fellow hunting bugs in the grass.

A Texas Longhorn from the herd at Copper Breaks.

Perhaps it is the vintage look of these Windmills that I like so much.

Well past its blooming season, but still lovely with a splash of color.

It is always interesting to walk along a river bank. The Pease River, a tributary of the Red River which runs through West Texas, meanders its way through Copper Breaks State Park.

Tall reeds, protection for wildlife.

One of the small ponds in the park.

Now for the fun part ` seeing the Texas Longhorns at Copper Breaks.

If you are interested you may read about these handsome fellows by clicking on this link Longhorns

The end of our day, enjoyed and treasured.

Looking forward to what tomorrow will bring. We will be on our way to Cooper Lakes State Park.