Some of that green stuff is edible, which Sundance knows and is taking advantage of!
The green, green grass after rain
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Aligned
27 06 2016
Sometimes … they all line up beautifully. 🙂 Hollywood and Maia complement McKenna Peak and Temple Butte.
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Big red
22 06 2016
Classic Spring Creek Basin mustang; classic Spring Creek Basin horizon.
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Takin’ in the view
31 05 2016
Handsome pony … stunning view of McKenna Peak and Temple Butte across Spring Creek Basin.
Yep, must be mustang country.
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Happy post-Memorial Day! Thanks to our vets for your service!
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Red-haired girl
4 05 2016
It wasn’t the gnats that had Tesora in a seeming funk – too cold and windy. Maybe she was self-conscious about her beard (probably not). 🙂 She, like all the horses, are shedding quickly.
Although we didn’t get as much rain as anticipated, we did get temps – daytime temps – in the 30s (and yes, some big, heavy flakes of snow that added to our ground moisture). But now Colorado weather predictors are marching us toward 80-degree temps.
So April did, indeed, end with lovely showers; now we hope May brings flowers – and lots of grass!
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Classics
25 04 2016
Oh, lovely Alegre, how we do love the wind in your hair.
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Blowin’ on by
20 04 2016
Blame it on the wind that blew Juni right into Myst’s super exciting (as you can see) photo shoot.
But I love the way they frame the bottom of a heart around two of Spring Creek Basin’s most beloved landmarks: McKenna Peak and Temple Butte. (That’s salt coming through the soil on McKenna Peak’s eroded flanks; that’s lingering snow higher in the P-J woods of Temple Butte’s ridgeline.)
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Temple, Temple
6 04 2016
Temple and Temple Butte – and McKenna Peak – when we still had some snow. Pretty girl in pretty country.
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Power of landscape
7 02 2016
The magnificent Chrome beneath the icons of his home range: McKenna Peak (pyramid-shaped) and Temple Butte (prominent protruding promontory).
Does any wild horse range equal Spring Creek Basin for beauty? Well, that’s a bit of a trick question! And I may be a wee bit biased (never!)!
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Pretty … soooo pretty
4 02 2016
Sometimes, really, words fail.
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