
Another image from smoky days not far distant. Puzzle also is worth any posting on this blog dedicated to the marvelous mustangs of Spring Creek Basin. 🙂

Another image from smoky days not far distant. Puzzle also is worth any posting on this blog dedicated to the marvelous mustangs of Spring Creek Basin. 🙂

A little of those (dark clouds) led to a little bit of the wet stuff yesterday afternoon.
We love wet stuff. 🙂

Killian is sporting his own snappy braids. 🙂

Storm of Spring Creek Basin.
🙂
Oh, how we love him.

This photo of Gaia was taken a couple of smoky weeks ago, but the beautiful girl is always worth sharing. 🙂 Our skies are much clearer now after a bit of rain, but we seem to still be as dry as ever. A few long, drizzly showers would do our ranges a world of good as we slide toward fall.

Juniper had her hair done by her girlfriends … then there was a little hiking and a bit of summer breezes and some mud baths. Her braids are looking a bit weatherworn … but she’s still beautiful. 🙂

Get back home, you!
Kestrel wasn’t reallllllly wandering … but during her peaceful grazing, she wandered too close to another band. And Comanche – apparently – did not like that one little bitty bit. 🙂
Hard to blame him; he and Mistress Kestrel have been together for a very long time. They’re basin royalty.

Handsome Hollywood keeps watch while his band grazes (Alegre in the background).

Isn’t Spirit a gorgeous little girl? She IS little, and she’s just as sweet as she looks.
In good news, Disappointment Valley got a good dose of wet stuff yesterday evening. It wasn’t in the forecast, but it sure was a fabulous surprise!

Who doesn’t know Skywalker at a glance? 🙂