Awww, they look too cute in the snow. Love the sky too, very pretty. Hope you don't get much more (and we don't either) that way Gwen will certainly be happier. Some girls just don't like to get their feet wet.
Beautiful! I drove to the mountains (Tahoe, CA) over the holidays and remarked to my husband that, to my great surprise, I've actually never ridden in the snow! And I was wondering what you do to keep ice balls from forming in their hooves?
You have to be picky about what kind of snow you ride in, don't ride in snow with an ice crust! Fortunately my two don't tend to pack snowballs in their feet- one of the benefits of a good trim ;)
I guess it would be mean of me to say it's supposed to be in the 60s here this weekend... and we've had not a single snowflake this winter. Ponies in the snow are too cute! Love those fuzzy faces. :)
It's actually supposed to be in the 50s here all weekend. Bye bye snow. I don't mind it actually, if the temps are below freezing I'd rather have snow than not- frozen mud isn't nice to walk on.
WHOA...that view of the building, dwarfs horses!Cool shot!
I will catch up, I will catch up! Being away for near 12 weeks, whoosh, life moves fast in blogsville! Your horses look good...yea, we got a drizzle of snow. Not near as much as you...but I think you get it every year, while we may or may not.
Hope it does warm for you soon...frozen mud is Terrible indeed!Great shots and funny fuzzy muzzles! KK
Yep, it's one of the old, big dairy barns you see a lot of in Upstate NY. Sadly a lot of these old barns have run down pretty badly but this barn has been taken care of. Even the old stone foundation is in great shape.
Love the winter shots! (but I'm with Gwen - you may keep the white stuff) ;D
ReplyDeleteThe nice thing about the snow is that it makes a cushion over the frozen, pockmarked ground underneath it. That's it.
Deletelove the piccies xxx
ReplyDeleteAwww, they look too cute in the snow. Love the sky too, very pretty. Hope you don't get much more (and we don't either) that way Gwen will certainly be happier. Some girls just don't like to get their feet wet.
ReplyDeleteIt doesn't help that she's a bit of a princess...
DeleteNice pics, but I really like that last one. I find it peaceful.
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year! 2013 is going have all sorts of surprises and adventures for you!! :-)
Thanks Wolfie :)
DeleteWell said Wolfie! Lets hope we ALL have a 2013 full of (happy) surprises and adventures!
DeleteBeautiful! I drove to the mountains (Tahoe, CA) over the holidays and remarked to my husband that, to my great surprise, I've actually never ridden in the snow! And I was wondering what you do to keep ice balls from forming in their hooves?
ReplyDeleteYou have to be picky about what kind of snow you ride in, don't ride in snow with an ice crust! Fortunately my two don't tend to pack snowballs in their feet- one of the benefits of a good trim ;)
DeleteI guess it would be mean of me to say it's supposed to be in the 60s here this weekend... and we've had not a single snowflake this winter. Ponies in the snow are too cute! Love those fuzzy faces. :)
ReplyDeleteIt's actually supposed to be in the 50s here all weekend. Bye bye snow. I don't mind it actually, if the temps are below freezing I'd rather have snow than not- frozen mud isn't nice to walk on.
DeleteWHOA...that view of the building, dwarfs horses!Cool shot!
ReplyDeleteI will catch up, I will catch up! Being away for near 12 weeks, whoosh, life moves fast in blogsville! Your horses look good...yea, we got a drizzle of snow. Not near as much as you...but I think you get it every year, while we may or may not.
Hope it does warm for you soon...frozen mud is Terrible indeed!Great shots and funny fuzzy muzzles!
KK
Yep, it's one of the old, big dairy barns you see a lot of in Upstate NY. Sadly a lot of these old barns have run down pretty badly but this barn has been taken care of. Even the old stone foundation is in great shape.
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