It’s not quite “Man from Snowy River,” but all the horses seemed to have fun galloping down this slope, which is the other side of the slope they grazed their way up, and which made a very narrow spine-of-a-saddle between two hills … and two drainages.
Down the hill in the direction Juniper is going (following some of her band, followed by the rest of her band): water.
Spring Creek Basin Mustangs 
I am always amazed at those mustangs and their agility out there in their desert landscapes! They seem to have been made for that country…or that country was made for them. Either way, it’s a good fit! 😊
True, that!
Nothing like a little spinal realignment!
Ha – they took it at varying speeds near the top (which is where Juniper was in this pic), but by the middle to bottom, they were all galloping – and some were bucking and kicking up their heels. I wish I could have showed the whole scene, but it was a tight perspective. This is *north* of where you hiked in that arroyo that day this spring.
Really fun to know where they are ! and that they are having some good fun 🙂
You are the luckiest person to live here and enjoy the wonder of the mustangs. You capture them beautifully in the light!! Breathtaking. Thanks for sending pics TJ. I’m so bummed to not be able to comment on your site!! love, Karen
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You did comment, Karen. 🙂 Yes, I’m very lucky and blessed.
Need water!