
Despite the brief respite of a cloud blocking the sun when this photo was taken, sunshine, we have in abundance. What we need now are some showers.

Despite the brief respite of a cloud blocking the sun when this photo was taken, sunshine, we have in abundance. What we need now are some showers.

The community pool is the place to be on hot summer days (especially when the gnats are bothersome), and S’aka was there, indeed, with some of his neighbors.

Greenery abounds this year for Sundance and his wild cousins. To keep it so, we could use some rain. That’s a familiar refrain here in the high desert – the need for more rain.
Always. 🙂
Happy July!

Maiku was standing guard for his band (he’s a lieutenant stallion), watching another nearby band. As long as they keep their distance, the little guy can be drowsy in the June sunshine. 🙂
Hopefully I can update this in the morning. Errors tonight!

Piedra the lovely grazes in a sea of green and color. The wildflowers in that particular area of the basin were just beautiful. All small … all beautiful!
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The week has been so busy I nearly missed posting today! Apologies!

Shane watches aother band while nappig in the sunshine.

There actually is a place in Spring Creek Basin that I call bachelor ridge, and this isn’t it. 🙂 But that is a bachelor, and he’s fleeing another bachelor up and over the ridge he had available.

Mysterium gives me a look while napping in the wind. I wish I could interpret their curiosity. Mine translates as “yes, I’m still here, and yes, I find you as fascinating and beautiful as always”!

No need to translate Kwana’s body language here: He was on his way to meet a young bachelor. They were very gentlemanly in their meeting.
Isn’t he studly?!