Winter Fuzziness

Nice to have weekends off after 20 + years...quality time with the "girls"..


Da Dix....eating is on her top 5....




And the lovely Ms. Matisse.... don't notice the "hay belly"


3 of the horses at the barn are starting to shed already... that's a good sign

I've learned that having horses (from my sister) takes real dedication and hard work!

Question is, do you let them in so they can enjoy the wood heat too?

I would if I could... they live with a good buddy, less than 15 minutes away.

Nice pics of your babies.
Shedding already, eh. Early spring then?
Bev keeps telling me to not do stuff on Sunday, so the books have come out. Ahhhh.

You can set your clock pretty much by shedding.............looking forward to it !!

Ok, but what time is showing on your clock?
I suppose I could research, but since you're right here.............

I'd say March, mid March............ don't hold me to it, how ever

I like that prediction

We're not doing that bad, considering 2 years ago.

I'll keep every one posting on the shedding status

I'll take these winters. I did 10 hours of plowing last weekend and that was 10 to many.

My two daughters (10 and 12 years old) are in love with fuzzy horses. And like potato chips, you can't have just one. The white horse is 33 years old.

God bless him at 33.

Does he have teeth left?

He is a she. We have all mares. I am not a horse person at all, but the horse people we know tell us the old gray mare is in very good shape for her age. She keeps her weight up and does not take much trash talking from the other horses.

You would of loved the place we just sold...a 2000 sq.ft. one bedroom townhouse built around a horse farm, 8 grazing meadows, 2 outdoor rings, and 2 indoor rings, miles of riding trails....400 units on 560 acres

Nice photos Dix.


My 2 year old daughter is absolutely obsessed with Horses. I wonder if a horse farm is in our future.....

At 2, I'd say get ready. Some where the contagion has been passed on