My focus was otherwise occupied when it caught and snagged on something low to the ground.
I was on top of a ridge; he was over the edge.
Bounce popped into my view and became YOUR morning view. 🙂
My focus was otherwise occupied when it caught and snagged on something low to the ground.
I was on top of a ridge; he was over the edge.
Bounce popped into my view and became YOUR morning view. 🙂
What a handsome view.
And Apollo ain’t bad lookin’, either. 🙂
More rain and some snow over the whole valley today. So thankful.
Another view of Skywalker and David floating across the basin away from Seven’s band. Handsome boys with a striking background (which is not part of Spring Creek Basin).
Seneca still finds reassurance with her mama. Such sweet girls.
Disappointment Valley finally got a wonderful, drenching rainfall the other night. The system that came from California – and dropped much-needed rain there! – also gave us sweet relief. It’s weird to be talking about rain in early March, but we’ll take it!
Bounce is another elder stallion, but I see this guy all the time as he hangs out with Hollywood’s band. He’s a mostly quiet companion, and it’s good to see him with company.
Well, hello, beauties! Seven and Tesora with shy Shadow.
Light like gold on those beautiful faces. Still fuzzy, so winter may not be quite done with us. Though grass is growing – and rain today was welcome manna from the heavens.
You know the saying about putting your wishes out to the universe?
The answer, in this case, is the bay boy on the left: Poco. 🙂
This was the first sighting I’ve had of him for a while, which isn’t unusual through the winter (what winter). Happy is my heart to see the elder fellow with young Killian.
Skywalker and David had a little visit from a little band. Wisely, they didn’t challenge Seven but went their separate way.