Spring Creek Basin Mustangs

Thank you, veterans, for your service, your sacrifice, your honor.

The prediction of snow was correct. Snow fell lightly on and off throughout the day. And because the air and the ground were so warm, the snow melted right into the thirsty ground. So it’s not white out there … but it’s wonderfully wet!

Mud isn’t very photogenic, though, so you get to see Mysterium from a couple of days ago. 🙂

Because the post below this one published before I intended (!?), let’s try it again. And maybe, in the morning – this morning, hopefully – when THIS one posts, it will reflect what’s on the ground … again.

Above is Temple, seen the last time it snowed in the basin, a couple of weeks ago.

We’re due to get snow in the night and during the day today, and we can only hope!

Or ring-around-the-hill. 🙂 Madison checks the coast (for clearness) while Tenaz negotiates his way around the slope.

By the time this post publishes this morning, we should be getting snow?!

Yesterday was a day grey and very windy, hopefully foretelling rain to come! It was made most wonderful by the unexpected and wonderful (as always) sighting of Storm and his family.

We hope rain to come is as wonderful!

The last low rays of light just touch Mariah and the edges of Spring Creek canyon in the western part of Spring Creek Basin.

Still dusty out there. … We’re looking forward to a wet weekend!

Three lovelies – Houdini, Alegre and Maia – to start your day the bright way.

He’s not terribly tall, but he is dark (even when not backlit), and he’s wonderfully handsome. He’s Maiku, a wild stallion of Spring Creek Basin.

Today, walk in light, so all our tomorrows are as bright as they may be.