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16 11 2023

If this pic of pretty Mysterium up to her knees in the east-pocket pond doesn’t help you feel refreshed and relieved … sit with it a while. … It’ll come. 🙂

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Date : November 16, 2023
Categories : Ponds, Spring Creek Basin Herd Management Area, Spring Creek Basin mustangs, Water

15 responses

16 11 2023: Sue E. Story (07:10:31) :

Love seeing that water, TJ! And it is a moment both refreshing and comforting.

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16 11 2023: TJ (08:31:15) :

It’s sprinkling here this morning! We’ll take every drop. It is SO dry; the dirt is powder.

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17 11 2023: Sue E. Story (06:57:41) :

We had a bit of a sprinkle or two also…but we need much more, don’t we! Maybe Saturday.
16 11 2023: lovewildmustangs (07:38:28) :

Beautiful Mysterium and picture

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16 11 2023: TJ (08:48:34) :

Peace. 🙂

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16 11 2023: lovewildmustangs (13:28:58) :

Yes, peace 🙏

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16 11 2023: yodime57cd500533 (07:42:08) :

Heaven ! Good photo to meditate on.

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16 11 2023: TJ (08:48:57) :

Serenity in an image. 🙂

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16 11 2023: Karen Ann Schmiede (09:35:24) :

Love the picture! So glad the horses have water!

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16 11 2023: TJ (10:24:18) :

You and me, both! 🙂 It’s such a relief to have some ponds still with water that they can walk into. Mustangs love water – and not just to drink!

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16 11 2023: Martha Kennedy (12:29:16) :

Beautiful. I’m so glad the horses still have ponds!!!

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16 11 2023: TJ (14:18:43) :

Me, too. I can’t tell you how glad! Super dry here again.

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16 11 2023: Martha Kennedy (14:18:57) :

Here too… 😦
16 11 2023: baileytan (19:38:47) :

So serene, peaceful. Oh the water, wonderful to see it still plentiful.

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17 11 2023: TJ (17:57:34) :

Yes, yes and yes!

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