After the horses disappeared through some trees as I was following them, Cassidy Rain reappeared, seeming to be waiting for me to come on along and catch up.
We’ve had bits and skiffs of snow, up to about an inch and a half, but it melts very quickly and seeps into the thirsty ground, leaving delicious mud. The mud makes travel a bit challenging (!), but we need the moisture so badly, it’s impossible to complain – and leaves us wanting more!
Spring Creek Basin Mustangs 
What a great surprise!
I didn’t expect her to come back and check on me. 🙂
So cute!
She is! 🙂
We do need snow so badly it almost hurts. She is a beautiful girl.
We need it again! I’m surprised at how quickly even the mud has dried. … She really is one of the most beautiful girls!
Hoping for more mud causing moisture!
Ha – I love that! Bring on the mud! 🙂
Good morning Cassidy Rain. You are delightful and beautiful 😁
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Oh no!!! When did she lose her left ear? 😦
No, no, she hasn’t lost her ear. She’s just behind the juniper, and it’s blocking the view of that ear. 🙂
Cassidy Rain in peek-a-boo mode. Here’s looking at you, TJ!
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