Taxes has his first outing today since his accident. The mud here was dreadful too but he was bouncing off the walls so we just had to get him out and he ran and played and let off steam. That is his owner Richard in the picture playing with him. After he had been out a few hours and we had stripped and cleaned his stalls we brought him to the other end of the barn and I gave him his first hosing down to get rid of the mud and to clean the wound and he was a star. He is still a very highly strung boy and naughty as heck but i love him to bits.
This is a closeup of Dawn sunbathing she is on the far right in the picture below, I just zoomed in on her because when I looked out the window it looked pretty scary LOL. All these bodies laying on the ground!!
Well I had a really good day today, I think the beautiful 50s weather that we had certainly had something to do with it. There is still a bit of snow laying around in the shadow areas and we always have at least two or three very cold snaps before spring which lasts all of a week or so LOL, but it boosted my spirits a lot.I have a few fridge magnet calendars left so if anyone wants one please e-mail me your addy and I will pop one in the mail.
Hope you are all having a wonderful week and that this keeps up. ((((Hugs))))
Lori
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I swear Dawn looks like she's wearing false eyelashes in that picture. That and she has a smile on her face. lol
Wonderful pic of taxes! i would have been shocked to see the horses lying down like that...it looks as if they'd collapsed!!
Sun bathing or Mud bath..??LOL
You have some beautiful horses. Thanks for sharing.!!
I am so glad for the horses that they were able to get out and about. And my goodness, Thursday was nearly 60 here with the sun out bright.
I photographed two honey bees who were working on sunflower chips and peanut chips I had put on the ground for a squirrel. I will have to post them on of these days.
Very nice photos.
I love the action shot with Taxes and Richard. No wonder you went out to check on the horses seeing 3of them on the ground! I would wonder too!
Very nice photos!
These are such delightful glimpses into their and your life, Lori. I'm glad to see that we're not the only ones who are afflicted by spring fever!
Well, now, you got to come back and take a look at me in my new blonde wig.
We have mud too. I love the shot of them all "Dirty Sun Bathing:-)
The animals enjoy spring as much as we do! Your horse lot looks like our cow lot, mud everywhere, but it will soon dry up.
If you guys got as much water as we did I would guess you have a pretty big lake out there in the horse pasture.
Take care and put the fishing pole away.
Abraham Lincoln
Brookville, Ohio
It is so good to see the horses enjoying the sunshine and catching some rays! I'm particularly happy to read that Taxes has been out :)
Sending you lots of love and {{{HUGS}}}
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