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• Description From Pat:  "We love ice cream, milk, pudding, etc.  We have seen cows and goats in the field.  Let's take photographs where the subject relates to milk or products made with dairy products.  How about containers?  Have fun!"   

• Use the attachment feature to show your photos (see directions above in the link to "How to Use This Board") in your post or link to them from your gallery or an offsite location that allows linking using the image codes.  If you have trouble, please contact a moderator (name in blue) or an administrator (name in red) and we'll help you post your photo.  If you have your photo in your gallery, please don't use the attachment feature as that puts the photo on our server twice but rather link to it.    

• Please upload up to 4 entries per member for this challenge.    

• If you possibly can, please tell us the camera you used to take your photo and when you took it.  But if you don't know, please post the picture anyway.  We want to see your photos.    Please only enter photos taken by you.    

• The challenge is open now and will be locked to uploads on Saturday, August 16th, 2014 and then we'll vote on them.    

• Please put a title in your post for your photos.  We need the title for the poll.   

• Of course, we're going to see who is posting the photos so this is not an anonymous challenge.  So start posting.  Click on the "Reply" button below and start this challenge!
  Remember, this is a fun project!    

Thanks to Pat for suggesting this topic.  She was the winner of our last Challenge entitled "PHOTO STORY".  Thanks Pat!


 

Got Milk?

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8/2/14 - Olympus VR340

French Onion Dip



Taken on 8/2/14 with a Canon 7D

I Have Milk



Taken on 8/2/14 with a Canon 7D.

Salem Sue



At 38 feet high, 50 feet long and 12,000 lbs, Salem Sue is the world's largest Holstein cow!  She resides in New Salem, North Dakota, where she overlooks the pastures and cropland from her hillside tie-stall.

The Chow Line



These cows are enjoying breakfast in the freestall barn of the Pleasant Valley Colony Dairy, on a Hutterite Colony in Belt, MT.

The Parlor



A double-nine, parallel milking parlor at the Riverview Colony Dairy near Chester, MT.

La Leche League



A couple elk calves getting a snack of Wapiti milk in Yellowstone National Park.

"Grandma's Milk"

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Antique setting

"Fresh Milk" Texas Style

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Longhorn calf getting fed.

"Straight From The Horses'..."


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Pinto Pony and mom.

THE FIRST SIP OF MILK

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I followed the Doe until she stopped at this one place. The little fawn got up and in A few minutes she was getting some Milk.

Camera Nikon 6006

Milk Drop



Taken with a Canon 7D on 8/11/14

Milk Splash



Taken with a Canon 7D on 8/11/14.

WE GOT MILK

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CHURNING BUTTER

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I NEED MILK

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Quote from: Fotobirder on August 15, 2014, 06:05:56 PM
... I just had to have an infected Tooth pulled. The infection was going up into my jaw and causing A lot of Swelling. I'm just trying to make myself feel better by entering this
Challenge. All prayers will be appreciated.
Steve

I have heard that cloves are good for infected teeth, just hold the clove on the tooth or jaw and it takes away the pain and the infection, at least for some people.

David

The Best Steak

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You're right, David.  I accidentally ate a clove (in a pickling mix)  a couple weeks ago, and it deadened my mouth like Novacaine.  Couldn't get the clove taste to go away for over 12 hours!

Great photos ... I voted. 

I shall vote tonight When I come back from the Hospital. I can see it will be difficult 

Have to dash now x

      Voted
Good luck every one 

As usual, I voted for the photo that is most creative in translating the theme. Overall, the entries in this challenge are all interesting.

I continue to be amazed at the ingenuity and finess y'all show in the pictures you post.

I love 'em all - just have to put in order of priority.

Keep up the good work, friends.

Ruth Ann

Good to see you, Ruth Ann!   

I had to reset my password for some reason, finally took time to get it done & all's well.  I do enjoy all of your labors in here, beautiful work.  I voted.........

Pat, knowing the story behind your winning photo, still brings tears to my eyes.  "No greater love...."