Wandering grey

12 08 2021

Same area, different day (as Mariah in the post yesterday): Skywalker heads to the water trough for a satisfying drink of cool, clear rainwater collected by the basin’s main water catchment, built more than 20 years ago!

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9 responses

12 08 2021
Pat's avatar Pat (06:38:55) :

Thank goodness for people who have cared for the horses and the land of Spring Creejk Basin! I love that Skywalker!

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12 08 2021
TJ's avatar TJ (21:15:11) :

It’s a great legacy. 🙂 Skywalker the magnificent!

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12 08 2021
Sue E. Story's avatar Sue E. Story (07:33:07) :

He is such a looker! 😍 How grateful we are for those water catchments – new and old, and how grateful we are too that there has been moisture to “catch” this summer!

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12 08 2021
TJ's avatar TJ (21:15:49) :

For sure. … And not to be greedy, but c’mon, Mother Nature – how ’bout some more rain??

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12 08 2021
Karen Ann Schmiede's avatar Karen Ann Schmiede (08:19:39) :

So glad the horses have access to water.

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12 08 2021
TJ's avatar TJ (21:16:06) :

Whew! Me, too!

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12 08 2021
Martha Kennedy's avatar Martha Kennedy (14:13:50) :

So beautiful. I drove through there on my way here from CA when I retired from teaching and was able to move home (CO). I saw the mustangs (yours? others?) in the distance and my heart leapt a little bit. I’m glad they have water. ❤

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12 08 2021
TJ's avatar TJ (21:17:40) :

Spring Creek Basin definitely is off the even lightly-beaten path! If you’re back in the area, I’ll give you the grand tour. 🙂 They do always make my heart leap!

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12 08 2021
Martha Kennedy's avatar Martha Kennedy (21:29:40) :

That would be awesome!

I love horses. One of my best friends was a horse. Not a wild mustang, just an elderly, little, painted quarter horse who belonged to my next-door neighbor and shared my fence. I’ve had many good friends in my life, but none like him.

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