Spring Creek Basin Mustangs

Sweetest Piedra, you’re really not hiding your loveliness from anyone at all. 🙂

Even half-hidden, she glows with beauty and health.

Many people may not be fortunate enough to see any of our nation’s mustangs and wild burros. We may not ever make it to all of America’s immense and varied and treasured public lands.

But many of us do travel widely and enjoyably across America. And many people from other countries travel far to see America’s broad skies and open lands.

The lands themselves, let alone the mere *thought* of those lands – and the plants and animals and geologic and geographic formations that inhabit them – persevering in the wild (whatever wild means to you), THAT is important, and that is worth protecting.

Always.

Seneca was grazing blissfully along when she lost her band. Actually, they kinda grazed blissfully on along without her.

No worries; they were reunited. And in her goal of catching up, she looked simply beautiful.

Hollywood cleverly noticed a mare in a nearby band grazing some distance away from her band and though he might introduce himself (he’s bold like that). But her stallion was closer, and he put the kibosh on that idea.

Young Killian has his hooves full dealing with a band of independent mares. He’s doing a good job. 🙂