The northwest “meadow” is the new east pocket.
There’s grass. There’s water.
Horses are there.
Four beautiful bands … and Kreacher’s – and Duke – were just to my left.
Beautiful day. How could I have thought he wouldn’t still be there?
The northwest “meadow” is the new east pocket.
There’s grass. There’s water.
Horses are there.
Four beautiful bands … and Kreacher’s – and Duke – were just to my left.
Beautiful day. How could I have thought he wouldn’t still be there?
Isn’t this just the most lovely picture? To see these horses there in peace is delightful! mar
WOW! That landscape is stunning? From that angle, you’d almost think the Mustangs were someone’s personal herd grazing on an irrigated pasture. Did you take it in the past few days?
We’ve had wonderful cumulus clouds and some promising thunderheads moving all around Farmington. Of course, they dissipate over the “urban heat island” that few people, esp. City Council (Develop, baby, develop!) & extractors (Drill, baby, drill!), are willing to acknowledge. I’ve made some converts, but not nearly enough to make a difference.
Now people are complaining about lack of rain in the “monsoon season”. DUH!!!
Should have been “The landscape is stunning!” It’s early. MORE COFFEE!!!
What a beautiful, peaceful picture. Wish I could see it in person.
I second Linda’s comment…this does looks like a domestic herd photo, perhaps a testment to how respectful you are of they space and how much they trust you. GREAT PHOTO T.J., thanks for posting it for us to share.
🙂 I took this as my “last look back” before I left for the day (this was yesterday, 8/4) … Just a bit earlier, I was sitting out in the middle of them – just like that. Pretty awesome.
If this picture couldn’t make a heart soar, nothing else would! :]
Thanks, Tracy. It was pretty cool being there. I was wishing I had even a recorder to listen to the horses grazing and swishing and moving. Very awesome. The sun came out just as I was leaving …
Beautiful – we know EXACTLY where you had to be standing! Very, very nice photo – a picture to keep in mind into the weeks to come! Good job, TJ!