Crowned prince

29 09 2022

A little autumn hunkiness for your Thursday morning. 🙂

Tenaz hangs out with his band near Spring Creek canyon. There are limited places in Spring Creek Basin where we either have cottonwood trees (very few) or can see them lining Disappointment Creek in the distance. Behind Tenaz is a tamarisk/salt cedar at the edge of Spring Creek. Like the rabbitbrush, they turn sort of yellowish in the fall, but it’s not blooming or leaves turning golden, just sort of a dying-toward-winter (dis?)coloration. But for purposes of imagery, it sure seems to *crown* our handsome Tenaz very well, don’t you think?

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Date : September 29, 2022
Categories : Spring Creek Basin Herd Management Area, Spring Creek Basin mustangs

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29 09 2022: Pat (06:57:41) :

What a crown!

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29 09 2022: TJ (20:07:30) :

What a guy! 🙂

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29 09 2022: Sue E. Story (07:06:50) :

It certainly does! A little splash of color to set off our handsome Tenaz. He’s got you in his slights, TJ!

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29 09 2022: TJ (20:08:35) :

He was totally relaxed and happy in the post-rain sunshine. 🙂

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29 09 2022: Karen Schmiede (07:46:44) :

I agree! He is equine royalty for sure!

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29 09 2022: TJ (20:09:12) :

He definitely is part of our royalty. 🙂

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29 09 2022: Martha Kennedy (12:57:08) :

Beautiful.

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29 09 2022: TJ (20:09:30) :

Sure is. 🙂

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30 09 2022: lovewildmustangs (06:58:01) :

Yes it does! Handsome Tenaz!

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30 09 2022: TJ (15:08:13) :

🙂

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30 09 2022: Cheryl Jensen (10:31:01) :

Almost looks more like a halo.

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30 09 2022: TJ (15:08:32) :

It sure does!

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