Somebody (Winona) was in a hurry to get to Spring Creek to drink because, yes, dear readers, there’s water trickling through stretches of the Spring Creek arroyo in Spring Creek Basin.
Some stretches, you ask? Some stretches are damp, some are downright dry, and some have water trickling through runnels through the middle of the bed of the arroyo. It’s wild how the water runs *under* the bed of the arroyo … because otherwise, where does it come from *downstream* of those dry stretches?
Even with ponds offering walk-in-able water, it’s interesting how the horses drink from all their available water sources.
Mustangs. š They know how to drink!
Spring Creek Basin Mustangs 
What a gorgeous photo of our beloved Winona, TJ! She is just so beautiful in her “in a hurry” mode. And I’m so glad there’s still lots of visible water! It’s a good spring for the mustangs.
Every now and then, she kicks up her heels like a filly! š I’m glad there’s water, too. Such a relief because it sure seems dry already.
Very pretty gal! She never passes up a chance to get a drink!
No, indeed. And I hope they never have to!
Thank goodness for water!
You said it!!! š
We got wet snow, about 3 inches. And this is a beautiful photo of a beautiful horse. You knew that…
Wow! That’s a nice little infusion of moisture! … I did know. š Winona and I go way back. š