Monday October 25 2010
...Unless you have velcro on your saddle.
The fall storm moved into Owyhee, and the horses mimicked the howling winds, gusting and blustering, whirling and whipping, leaping and bucking, sprinting and spinning, rolling and shaking, rearing and sparring, feeling alive as the freshening rain that swept over the desert.
Those pics are awesome. I love the color contrast between the horses and the ground.
ReplyDeleteWonderful pictures! Glad I wasn't astride any of those "wild" beauties.
ReplyDeleteSome of these look like perfect shots for those wallpaper borders they sell. Maybe you could somehow transfer the pics to some kind of similar paper and make your own custom decorations for the house.
OK, I get a bit carried away with ideas like that...for someone else to do...not me. *G*
Mine took advantage of our own long-overdue rainshowers last Sat to absolutely shellac themselves in MUD...
ReplyDeleteGreat photos - whole lot of playing going on!
ReplyDeleteQue fotos más bonitas de los caballos en el horizonte, la tormenta alegra a los caballos y disfrutan con la lluvia.
ReplyDeleteSaludos de Gabriel.
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WONDERFUL photos (as always)!
ReplyDeleteI agree with Jean, you should be able to make some money on those...
And it looks like a sensible decision to let the riding wait until another day, lol!
There is nothing more beautiful than horses dancing in the wind. Gorgeous photos!
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos! They all are having so much fun!! I sure like keeping up with the goings on at the Teeter ranch!
ReplyDeleteWho is the dark bay with the 4 white socks?
thanks all, and that, Barbara, would be DUDLEY! who it appears that i'm riding 50 miles on Halloween! he's a looker isn't he?
ReplyDeletethose are some awesome pics of the horses!!!
ReplyDeletewooooooooow i like horses
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