Spring Creek Basin Mustangs

Time for a little experiment. Can’t tell what the goal of the experiment is, really … OK, it’s not an experiment in the true sense of the word. I am leaving mid-week for a much-needed, long-anticipated break from work. I left one job one day and I started a new job the next day and I haven’t had a vacation since September. I’m a little fried.

While I need a break from work, I am of mixed feelings leaving my ponies for a while. How will they survive without me? 🙂

Well.

(The bigger question is how will I survive without them?! But happily, I’m going to a place with a great many ponies – that I can touch and hug and ride and love on – that’s the other mix in the feelings department. And of course, I can’t wait to see my own mama and daddy!)

So instead of trying to tweak several photos at a time with accompanying reports, I had a thought to try to post one picture a day – and hopefully I’ll figure out how to do it from my folks’ place. If the photo has a story behind it, I’ll share, otherwise, they’ll just be pictures of (my most beloved) wild horses at a random moment in time.

Enjoy!

First up, Hayden and Cuatro. Hayden is four months younger than Cuatro, but he’s now nearly as big.

OK, I couldn’t help myself. This was a few minutes later, after Two Boots had walked by with Rio. It’s funny to me because most of the time when I’ve seen Hayden and Cuatro playing, it has been Hayden chasing Cuatro! 🙂 Check out their little lines of “dragon fur” on the bottom of their bellies – always the last to shed.