Alright, so I know I've been complaining about Mother Nature kicking butt and taking names. I finally got a chance to download some pics. I'll continue to throw snow pics on whenever now that I finally have them. But I thought you might like to enjoy just a few winter pics.
Maveric in the big herd. I think this might have been the first day he was in with the big herd. Lucky for me it was pretty quiet. It's a good thing he's come a long way. I don't have to worry about catching him. He doesn't run when he sees the halter (not like some of the other naughty horses here).
Skippy hanging out. Surprisingly Maverick and Skippy like to play. I can never catch them in the act but it's hilarious to watch. Poor Skippy has to deal with snowdrifts that are as big as him. I need to get a pic of him next to the snow drift Mike's busted out a couple of times. Skip wouldn't even have to put his head down to eat. The snowdrift his head level on Skippy.
I know a lot of people must think I'm crazy to be so worried about getting home to feed the horses. Mike and I went for a drive here tonight to check out the snowdrifts. I sure hope we don't get too many more. The snowdrift in the above picture is taller than Mike's Explorer. If that drift blows shut, there's no getting home. There's actually about a half dozen snow drifts that are either at or above car height on this road and the other possible route home.
Since I stayed home today I couldn't resist taking a couple pictures of Trouble. She wasn't too impressed. :-)
Maveric in the big herd. I think this might have been the first day he was in with the big herd. Lucky for me it was pretty quiet. It's a good thing he's come a long way. I don't have to worry about catching him. He doesn't run when he sees the halter (not like some of the other naughty horses here).
Skippy hanging out. Surprisingly Maverick and Skippy like to play. I can never catch them in the act but it's hilarious to watch. Poor Skippy has to deal with snowdrifts that are as big as him. I need to get a pic of him next to the snow drift Mike's busted out a couple of times. Skip wouldn't even have to put his head down to eat. The snowdrift his head level on Skippy.
I know a lot of people must think I'm crazy to be so worried about getting home to feed the horses. Mike and I went for a drive here tonight to check out the snowdrifts. I sure hope we don't get too many more. The snowdrift in the above picture is taller than Mike's Explorer. If that drift blows shut, there's no getting home. There's actually about a half dozen snow drifts that are either at or above car height on this road and the other possible route home.
Since I stayed home today I couldn't resist taking a couple pictures of Trouble. She wasn't too impressed. :-)
What a beautiful face Trouble has! :-)
ReplyDeleteEsther - I can never get a good shot of Trouble. She's always on the move. I love all the pictures of Sheba and the Sheba seven on your blog. You sure do have your hands full. I love hearing about the characteristics of the ridgeback.
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