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R, one of my trainer’s students, is relaxing with Lily, at Prairie Springs Schooling Show on Saturday. Hap usually found some way to enliven even the dullest schooling show, but Lily has a lot less dramatic approach to life. Why fuss when you can eat grass? She and R were both wonderful, and I was quite pleased with all of their six classes together. Unfortunately, I was so intent on watching their classes, that I ended up with very few photos.
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Magic, a 25 year old semi-retired mare that belongs to a friend, came to board with us Labor Day weekend. We built her a little corral next to the barn, so we would have some place to put her when we stall the other two horses. I stayed with her today while the hay truck backed up to unload hay into the barn, even though I didn’t think she would be worried by it. She wasn’t.
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Jack and I both took a photo of this sign near the plaza in Albuquerque.
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Here is a bit of remembered sun to make up for two dreary days, which culminated with snow on the last day of summer.
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I love the covered walkways near the Plaza in Albuquerque.
I’ve uploaded Fractal Gallery 28 to my set of fractal galleries.
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