The full moon rose more than a week ago … in fact, almost two weeks ago by the time you read this post.
The satellite dish for my Internet got bumped or knocked or yanked three-plus weeks ago, and I’m waiting for the less-than-“lightning-fast” approach to getting it realigned (and upgraded – might as well, eh?). So the past few weeks of posts have been scheduled well ahead of time at a couple of regional libraries. Other than the delay in my replies to comments, I hope there’s been no lag or delay on readers’ ends in getting the posts or seeing the beautiful mustangs featured.
With any hope, by the time you read this, I will be that much closer to having convenient Internet at my house once again.
This (above) was such a beautiful evening that I thought, even though it’s very late, it’s worth being seen. That’s Shane and Odin in the pic, moseying to catch up with the rest of the band. The sun had already set, and I was getting nervous about the walk back to the Jeep in the potential dark (it IS snake season now, after all). But the moon DID finally rise, and at least some of the horses were fairly cooperative about walking through the scene – as opposed to grazing behind greasewood. 🙂
Spring Creek Basin Mustangs 
Lovely full moon photo, TJ! Shane and Odin are gorgeous in that late light. And thanks for your intrepidity – going to libraries to make sure we get to see mustangs everyday! Hope your internet is back up and running!
They almost glowed in that post-sunset light! And my Internet is finally back up. 🙂 The technician was a PRO!
Be safe 🙏
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I really like the lighting of this photo, it looks soft.
I know what you mean about snakes! Low light can make walking a bit tense. 😬
It was so lovely, and if I wasn’t worried about not seeing snakes on the way back (which wasn’t short), I would have enjoyed it even more. 🙂 The snakes are out for sure – hot, hot!