Sunday, November 15, 2009

Sunny on This Sunday!



Yet another nice day -- I was a bit under the weather but in the afternoon thought it may help to get some fresh air....  I took a walk into the pasture... I found some of the crew sunbathing and the others were off nibbling... These were the sunbathers now awake!


Rusty was one of the nibblers who got curious and headed over.... He became my first subject...


He was a very good subject.....



Until he got tired.....



Then as I almost propped myself on the ground trying to get some shots.... little Moe thought I may need some protecting --- he sat in front of me and every once in awhile gave out a little bark.... telling Rusty to just stay back.



The sun was starting to go down --- so not following the rules I was trying to take pictures into the sun (sun spots)

Jack came over with his two cents but didn't stay long...





Moe thought we should pick on Ace next.....



Ace gets irritated with Moe....



But otherwise he loves the attention - he was just waiting for his turn!




I know I keep saying that this weather is beautiful but it is very unusual for the month of November...the snow could fly any time....   The horses know it and have already devoured one large round bale -- their coats are getting thicker and they counted their blessings today for the warm relaxing day!  Their day was an easy one -

5 comments:

  1. Your pictures are so good, and little Moe likes to be right in there too! It was a nice day - not too many of these left.

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  2. Great way to got feeling better! lovely photos!

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  3. Oh my!!!! I have a magnificent horse that looks a whole lot like one of yours - in your header, 2nd from the right. That's my Ladde!! I'm a first-timer here, found my way via Fern Valley's blog, fellow country gal...AND...fellow Appaloosa lover!! Good to meet you!! I'd be interested in knowing what that horse's breeding includes.

    Love your spotted ponies. :)

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  4. How interesting...how fun.

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