The young farmer

This young farmer is showing off one of his 7 pure-bred registered angus heifers. Justin finds the red angus is a very gentle breed.

The wheat farmer

Verle is out checking his wheat crop, which stands tall and strong. He is hoping for 70 bushels per acre or more.

Grandmother wants a Harley

An 89-year-old Elkton great-grandmother rides on a Harley-Davidson for the first time. "It's a honey," she says. Who needs a car when you can ride a Harley?

Bikers

Dave, vice-president of a motorcycle club and owner of the Harley Davidson in the photo above, is pictured with Mary.

The banker

Now this guy even looks like a banker. Chuck is talking about his once-a-year outing to the golf course. Maybe that is why he has got such a smile on his face.

The golfer

It is a perfect golf day, and Chuck is playing this shot as if his life is on the line.

A rider and his horse

Danny is with his prize-winning horse Duke. He won second place in team roping riding Duke. Danny claims a good horse counts for more than half the team.

The colt

This young colt feels confident to walk right up to Danny in the open field. Danny starts working with the colts at a very young age and has them halter broken within the first year.

Farmer and his dog

Danny and Laddie are heading out to check the cattle and horses on a warm sunny day.

Cowgirl

Shirley still enjoys getting outdoors after work to do a little riding. Here she is taking time to say hello to Duke, before catching her own horse.

A little something

Cindy is the youngest owner-manager of the diner in Elkton. She just took over the cafe last month. She is serving Harold an egg and something. He always orders "a little something." Only Cindy knows what that is.

Breakfast 15 minutes before it's ordered

Carla always has a warm smile and a good word for all the regular customers who sometimes want their breakfast 15 minutes before they ask for it.

Morning coffee in the cafe

Early morning and the farmers are rolling to see who has to buy morning coffee. This morning it is not difficult to see who will be the buyer.