Peace in the valley

19 11 2022

Again.

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Date : November 19, 2022
Categories : Mule deer, Mustangs, Spring Creek Basin Herd Management Area, Spring Creek Basin mustangs, Wildlife

14 responses

19 11 2022: Katie Duke (06:38:10) :

Wow, that’s beautiful! It looks like they’re standing on clouds. How serine

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19 11 2022: TJ (09:47:49) :

It DOES look like clouds! I didn’t think of it like that … just loved the lines of light and shadow highlighted by the backlighting. 🙂

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19 11 2022: Trish (06:47:53) :

Hallelujah !

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19 11 2022: axelsmom20 (06:50:25) :

Exactly!

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19 11 2022: TJ (09:48:21) :

That’s exactly how I feel. 🙂

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19 11 2022: Karen Schmiede (07:16:19) :

Just beautiful!

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19 11 2022: TJ (09:49:00) :

I so adore backlighting. … 🙂

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19 11 2022: Sue E. Story (07:29:39) :

Is it over, TJ, the roaming hordes of hunters? Hoping so and if not, soon! Back to peace and solitude and safety for all creatures.

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19 11 2022: TJ (09:50:26) :

The hordes are gone, though some folks still remain, who likely will be leaving today or by tomorrow. Whew. Always stressful … as you said, always such a relief at the conclusion to have our peace, solitude and safety back.

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19 11 2022: lovewildmustangs (09:15:43) :

Happy Thanksgiving to you TJ. Will you be with friends or family? Love, Karen and Floyd

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19 11 2022: TJ (09:50:53) :

With friends. 🙂 Happy Thanksgiving to you and Floyd and all your family!

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19 11 2022: lovewildmustangs (11:13:03) :

Thank you 🦃 🎃

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23 11 2022: Pat (07:37:23) :

Peace together. Such an amazing place!

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23 11 2022: TJ (17:21:21) :

Yes, indeed, it is. 🙂

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