
Maybe not yet … but the rattlers don’t know it.
It’s warm and dry. Most of us are hoping for rain.

Maybe not yet … but the rattlers don’t know it.
It’s warm and dry. Most of us are hoping for rain.

That’s *just* wind giving Ty his rockstar “do.” 🙂

Sundance pursues his band around a pond where another – bigger – band had come to drink.
His smaller band retreated a short distance, to return and drink when the bigger band had left.
The sky was wonderfully stormy … but not a drop of moisture fell (on us).

Alegre watches another band, looking even more gorgeous than usual with the La Sal Mountains in the not-so-far background.

Storm the hunky … in a bit of a stiff wind. 🙂

And there they are. Mustangs in a big, beautiful, wild land.

‘Tis the start of the hanging-out-under-trees season.
Things are warming up. We need rain.

Spending time with the mustangs renews your faith in the world. Mostly because the rest of the world seems far, far away when you’re with them. 🙂

On Easter, remembering a happier day, when I didn’t pick up piles of trash left by ATV-UTV-dirtbike-and-jacked-up-Jeep-riding/driving people “celebrating” spring in the vast wilderness of our American public lands.
On Easter, a plea for the respectful treatment of our lands, our wildlife … each other.

Some things are greening faster than others.

In Spring Creek Basin, the “ice cream” is green, and we call it greasewood. 🙂