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Beyond the Fence Line.

I have a neighbor, a couple of properties to the north, who brings his cattle home to calve each spring....
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Weekly Photo Challenge: Dinnertime

Dinnertime sounds of peaceable chewing; a rhythm of family such as we are. Anna Blake, Infinity Farm. (WordPress Photo Challenge...
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A Cautionary Tale About Sleeping Around.

We heard about Arthur, who had reached that certain age in the life of a young goat, just as we...
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When I Met You.

Welcome to the Rocky Mountain Horse Expo. Let me start by saying it was never my fantasy to spend a...
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Weekly Photo Challenge: Future

Future A reckoning comes at the end of the day. A chance to notice the continuum between here and there,...
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Is That Horse Hot or Fearful? The Importance of Relaxation

It's a question I've asked groups lately, "How can you tell the difference between a hot horse and a fearful...
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Weekly Photo Challenge: Landscape

  "Our memory landscapes are made up of the very best and worst moments standing side by side, jerking our...
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Release: Giving Your Horse Dignity

Do you remember the very first time you heard the term Natural Horsemanship? I loved the sound of those words...
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Weekly Photo Challenge: Half-Light

Half-light is that instant of still understanding riding a swell of unbounded mystery. Anna Blake, Infinity Farm. (WordPress Photo Challenge...
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Dogs and the Things We Cannot Change

Are you the kind of person who gets nervous in a new place if there isn't a dog to talk...
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