The morning of the day this photo was taken, the local world was covered in white. By the time this photo was taken, near sunset, the ground was nearly as dry as before it snowed. (Thanks, spring wind.)
As quickly as it arrived and then melted, we’re supremely glad for the moisture – and would relish the opportunity for more – soon!
… windy.
That’s not a swish of Skywalker’s tail; that’s the wind blowing it sideways.
Those snow-covered ridges in the far background are far away, indeed. They contribute water to their watershed(s), but it doesn’t reach Spring Creek Basin. We’re crossing fingers and hooves again for moisture to dampen the dust raised and scattered by the wind.
Winona flies with the wind through her mane.
She has a short flight distance. 🙂
A most gorgeous mustang among most gorgeous mustangs – Terra.
Truly, their beauty still makes me catch my breath, and time spent with them makes them only more beautiful and appealing.
Do not be afraid of backlighting. Embrace backlighting. I love the way it highlights the shape of our most gorgeous mustangs.
Pretty, pretty Piedra watches while her compadres graze on a beautiful morning in Spring Creek Basin.
A respected personage liked this photo of some of Chrome’s band, seen through the legs of another member of his band. I wish the focus was on the mares’ faces in the background.
It was a gorgeous morning, and the ponies were phenomenal. 🙂
Another example of a born-black-and-greying mustang – Maia. Her colors match the colors of Spring Creek Basin very well, don’t they?
Wise Houdini is as important in her role as the elder gentlemen of Spring Creek Basin.
And do you love her mustachio?? 🙂
Lovely Gaia has been to the mud spa! Though the ground is mostly dry in most of Spring Creek Basin, the ponds look very good after the snowmelt. And all that hair must be itchy!
The horses are shedding … though slowly yet, despite the warmish temperatures of late. We might have some winter moisture in store. … Maybe?! 🙂
Spring Creek Basin Mustangs 