A wee bit of snow have we in Colorado.
The ponies love it!
Duke expressing the bliss of the snow. I think it must be like ice cream for horses – they all get the same look on their faces when they eat it!
Hannah likes it!
After the dry seasons, it must be nice to get moisture just by eating it off the ground. They’re still looking for water in liquid form, though. Before and right after our last snowfall (Sunday, we got dumped on), it was pretty frigid, so now the horses have to break through ice in the ponds, even while they’re surrounded by frozen water everywhere!
It was cold enough to drive into the basin on snow and somewhat firm roads – but not too far. If you’re contemplating a visit, consider the “thaw factor.”
What a gorgeous day! Happy December, everyone!
Spring Creek Basin Mustangs 
What sweeties- I love the expressions on their faces too!
Hannah’s expression is priceless! They’re getting fuzzy, too.
You can’t tell me they don’t love the snow! It’s funny, too, to watch the babies – this is their first winter – to sniff and eat and play in the snow. I think they love the cooler temperatures, too!
I hope you both are doing well!
What cuties. They really look happy.
I really think they are! They live in the moment, and life is good!
When we were children growing up in Boulder, Colorado we used to dip our faces in the snow just like the horses are dipping into the snow for a drink. Cute, Cute!
Play is not so different between us, methinks. 🙂
That Duke!!! That’s “my boy!” He may be a wee bit long-in-the-tooth, but who says calendars change the way one thinks or plays, whether human or gorgeous wild horse stallion in his gorgeous, magical home!
Agreed! Don’t grow old, grow “up” and soar!