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Weekly Photo Challenge: Color

One of the first things you notice about living on the plains is that it's kind of... well, plain. There...
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NEW BARN RULES

 I was at a barn recently, talking to the manager about a client who would be hauling her mule in. ...
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Weekly Photo Challenge: A Day in My Life

Live a day in my life, walk a mile in my shoes, before you judge me. Well, judge sounds harsh,...
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Lead Mare/ Musical Chair

I’m lucky to have a herd of horses under my care. Some people call it horse poor, but I feel...
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Weekly Photo Challenge: Future Tense

"There is nothing like a dream to create the future."   Victor Hugo. Future tense: You sit here. Anna Blake,...
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Sharing Horses with Little Sisters.

Paris and Boots, Photo by Mom. Ah, Spring! When a young girl's thoughts turn to... horses....
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Why We Love Them.

I had a philosophy teacher who believed that vulnerability was our greatest strength. I debated her; my shell was pretty...
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Weekly Photo (Phoneography) Challenge: My Neighborhood

The sunrise lives at the end of my driveway. To the west, past the Infinity Pond and Pikes Peak, the...
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Balancing Priorities

Talk is cheap in the horse world, like most places. We talk about what our horses mean to us and...
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Weekly Photo Challenge: Lost in the Details.

It's hard to get lost in the detail on the flat, windy, treeless prairie, the detail here is minimal. But...
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