Just like that

15 10 2020

Storm and his band prefer the quiet places beyond the back of beyond. In the course of looking for them (and finding them, sometimes) in those places this year, they’ve shown me a number of seeps. Even after all these years and lots and lots (LOTS!) of wandering, they teach me how much I have to learn about this wonderful place they call home.

🙂 Who doesn’t love to learn new things? 🙂

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Date : October 15, 2020
Categories : McKenna Peak, Spring Creek Basin Herd Management Area, Spring Creek Basin mustangs, Temple Butte

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15 10 2020: baileytan (07:37:42) :

I do.

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19 10 2020: TJ (09:53:57) :

🙂

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15 10 2020: Karen Schmiede (08:07:22) :

You are never to old to learn something new!

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19 10 2020: TJ (09:54:12) :

Agreed!

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15 10 2020: Hutch (09:44:44) :

We all are just students of life.
If you pay attention, you can learn something.

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19 10 2020: TJ (09:54:39) :

Open mind and open heart. 🙂

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15 10 2020: Carol (12:30:30) :

I would be thrilled to no end to walk among the Mustang ❤ ❤

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19 10 2020: TJ (09:55:01) :

Yes. 🙂 It’s a feeling that never goes away!

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16 10 2020: lovewildmustangs (08:29:35) :

I love that too about them!!

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19 10 2020: TJ (09:55:23) :

And your paintings reflect that!

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16 10 2020: Sue Story (16:55:02) :

Storm seems to favor the way-out-of-the-way places in the Basin these days. Glad you can find him and let us know he’s well! And I’m so glad to hear about those hidden seeps, TJ! Cool!

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19 10 2020: TJ (09:56:00) :

They’ve shown me lots of new places this year. 🙂

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