Mama Two Boots rubbing an itch on baby Rio (yes, gnats, still).
Mama Kestrel and baby Winona
Coming up next (when I can find the time to tweak more photos …): ode to brothers.
Here’s a preview:
Rio, left, and Cuatro, center, really are at least half-brothers (mama: Two Boots), and Hayden is stepbrother-by-circumstance … but they don’t know any differently. Mama Jif in the background. Rio is learning all kinds of brotherly things. During this particular visit, he stuck to Cuatro like glue, playing, following while Cuatro turned tables and harassed Hayden – until they came up against the most fearsome creature in their everyday lives …! Can you guess? 🙂
Spring Creek Basin Mustangs 
Lovely photos TJ! 🙂 What’s the most fearsome creature? Don’t leave us hanging! HA!
Ha – you’re quick! I’m working on it as I type … I knew I shouldn’t leave ya’ll hanging!
All your photos are great, but the one of Kestrel and Winona is to die for!! Absolutely wonderful photo. Love, love, love it.
That Winona/Kestrel photo and the photo of the three boys are destined to b my new desktop pics! They are fabulous!
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Sweet! They are all adorable!! [I agree w/ wildhorsefever and Toppyrocks about the Winona and Kestrel pic!]
On behalf of a friend- How close is Spring creek from Colorado Springs?
I think we’re probably about six or so hours from Colorado Springs? I think it’s about eight-ish to Denver. The basin is another two hours, so probably eight hours from Colorado Springs to Spring Creek Basin – give or take. Look at it this way: At least they don’t have to go ALL the way to Utah! 🙂