We interrupt your regularly scheduled brown-landscape post with this view of our black-and-white girl in a very white landscape!
We had hoped for rain – and I admit, I wasn’t very certain of any moisture at all – and we got this!
At the time I was photographing Raven and her band, the wind was blowing the snow sideways, and she and her bandmates were taking shelter in a small copse of pinon and juniper trees, butts to the wind-driven flurries (can’t we get away from that wind? even while it’s snowing?!).
Spring Creek Basin Mustangs 
Raven in the wind and snow is a lovely find for you!
Yes and yes! 🙂 I was very glad to find her and her band … and not too far a hike away in that wind!
Hallelujah ! I’m amazed you found her ! Love the caption !
I was, too, especially when the other horses I saw were all very far from any roads. 🙂
At least there is some moisture even if it’s frozen!
It was wonderful moisture and seeped right in to our parched soil. 🙂
Hooray for moisture!!!!! Even the white stuff.
Especially the white stuff. 🙂
Beautiful. We got a grand total of 30 flakes all “falling” horizontally… 😀
Oh, man. I wish you’d gotten the covering we did. It soaked in fairly quickly, but I’ll swear it’s already greener out there!
I’m sure! OH well. Nature does what it does…
Yay! You DID get some of the snow, TJ! So glad to see that – every little bit is welcome. Raven is like a magical vision in the midst of those scurrying flakes!
Very welcome, indeed! I’m glad it soaked in, despite the wind. I’m glad ya’ll got some, too!
Looking forward to seeing green sprouts popping up from the new moisture 😁👍
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Me, too. 🙂
What a beautiful site! ❄️❄️ And beautiful Raven . I really like this photo.
Thanks, Valerie!