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Thursday 5 th January 2023…it was a great run!!!
This was my first ever blog post back in November of 2006!!! With just a couple of days off I have written a blog every day since and I hav...
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I come from a family of six generation Salvation Army born and raised and I am thankful for the upbringing I had and I think along with my ...
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The sunshine seemingly is following me around and after breakfast this morning June decided we should do a hike to a close by landmark........
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Started with my yoga class and then straight to Marysol’s for my Spanish lesson and this is where my day unraveled…I will be the first to ad...
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Your garden photos are magnificent with so much color and contrast; your camera and skill are doing a great job for you. I see so many blue flower pots from city to city; I wonder why they are so popular, maybe the color represents "good luck."
Thank you for the photos of the wonderful horses. I notice that you and Gracie were a little tentative when petting them. Usually, I have a small carrot in one hand and then pet them with the other hand. But the owners and trainers may not have wanted you to feed them. The money you spent to see them is well worth the expense as I'm sure your fee goes toward their feed bill and vet bills. The key toward keeping them alive is to have them serve a purpose; if their purpose is to entertain and the owners can make money, these beautiful horses will stay alive.
On the Outer Banks of North Carolina, we have a large group of Spanish wild mustangs which are protected and rove the national park, its beaches, and (with permission) some private property. It is so funny because when we are walking or sitting on the beach and hear the pounding of hooves, we have to look to see from which direction the group of horses are coming so that we can get out of their way. These Spanish wild mustangs are the descendants of the horses brought to the east coast by Spanish explorers in the 1500s.
Yes the colors are amazing of the flowers I think the iPad has a lot to do with that and yes the horse were wonderful and yes I was a tad timid and the cost of five Euros was well worth it....would love to those horses in your neighbourhood they have the same in southern England on the moors I saw them the last time I was there have a great weekend. Les
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