
Fortunately for the sake of this photo, a horse was behind Terra, and when she looked around at him, she paused to look at me as she turned back to her grazing. And shazam: Terra and the icons of Spring Creek Basin.
Glorious. 🙂

Fortunately for the sake of this photo, a horse was behind Terra, and when she looked around at him, she paused to look at me as she turned back to her grazing. And shazam: Terra and the icons of Spring Creek Basin.
Glorious. 🙂

… a little drought relief. 🙂

Storm trudges after his band. Look at those ears. 🙂 He was very happy grazing where he was, thank you very much. But the girls decided it was time for the evening drink, and where the girls go, Storm is obliged to follow!

Another bluebird day with just a little Shadow on the land. 🙂

Do you think they also like to take moments during the day to admire the view?

The crazy thing is … many, many days in Spring Creek Basin are pure magic. Pure perfection.

Little Spirit, looking warm and cozy in her winter finery. 🙂

I swear on a stack of mustangs that I did NOT Photoshop this photo.
Skywalker-the-uber-handsome and Spring Creek Basin really ARE that gorgeous!

Double rainbow over Spring Creek Basin from Disappointment Valley Road, looking southeast.

Rainbow over Seven’s swale in Spring Creek Basin.

The other end of the above rainbow. … It was INTENSE.

Temple Butte and McKenna Peak in the very last light of the post-storm day.
Glorious. 🙂

Chipeta walks past McKenna Peak and Temple Butte with a jaunty lilt to her step.
In other news: Hurricane/Tropical Storm Rosa, we love you!
She’s bringing rain to our very parched region, and we couldn’t be more grateful. 🙂