A wry take on life from an independent-minded horsewoman, long-time hostage to an old stone farmhouse with too much garden in South-West France. An Unexpected Visitor for Christmas. Friday, January 5, 2018. Christmas rolled in here on chilly billows of dense fog. Not that the animals expect the day to be any different from their usual routine and, with the exception of a heartier-than-usual dinner, neither do we. So, where was I? Really did appreciate the thought.

Barrels of fun around every turn. Nothing was different about how I. I last trimmed her hooves in about February. Some may say yikes! How long were her hooves? When we got to the show yesterday, the arena was not as deep as it has been, so the sand was a bit hard for her. So what to do? Pads, vet wrap and duct tape! Here are a couple pictures of the girls, doing their thing! .

To the Heart of a Mustang. Follow the journey of a wild mustang from the wilds of the West to trusted friend. On Sunday, I loaded the boys up and we set off for our new digs! The boys are happily getting to know their new barn. They have their own stables at night, but get turned out during the day. Best of both worlds! Click here to view. More coming soon from the boys as we really get into some good training and progress.

Music, Literature, and Film. I got my first flash unit for Christmas but only just now got a remote trigger. This photo is pretty incredible, especially when you read the description of how it was taken and composed. I have no idea what this says, but it looks cool.

We made the decision to let our sweet old girl go on April 4th. Birdie had kidney disease for months, but in the final week of March the disease finally began taking its toll on her little 15 year old body. Just a month before that, our cat Gus died suddenly of congestive heart failure. Thank you for letting me share my life .

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Australian landscape photography and other stuff. Same place as the last few shots, no ND filters, 17-35mm 2. This is what the masses like! July 30, 2013.

This Salvia has flowered and flowered. It is an annual that I grow for these wonderful seed heads. That have graced the garden nearly all summer. While I may not post every.

Just another riding fool at WordPress. Needless to say, it was a momentous event! May 26, 2014. Could I wait until he got home? May 12, 2014.