Ain't nuthin like ridin' a finehorse in a new country- Augustus McCrae – Lonesome Dove
Wednesday, April 2, 2014
To Tin Bridge~
Today, I wanted to go see how the river looked out at Tin Bridge. With the morning starting off overcast & cool, it wasn't until mid-afternoon when the sun broke through, that I decided to head out. The afternoon was very quiet in the woods & on the trails. We were the only ones out there.
in the big trees~
It was beautiful, Farah felt good - broke into a couple canters with no urging from me. We were in no hurry - every time I go to the bridge & the emerald valley beyond - it still feels like moving into a slower paced world.
Cloverdale Farm
Even in the valley - it was quiet, no one around - so we took a nice break & Farah enjoyed the excellent grazing. The dandelions were already in full bloom!
Does this look like horse heaven?
I walked on foot over all the rock back to the bridge, then mounted up for the rest of our ride. Farah started taking trails & at first I thought she was heading back, but soon - we were into an area where I've gotten lost before & since it was already late in the afternoon - I turned her back & retraced our hoof prints back to where I knew.
We ran into Patty & Kendall heading in, as we were coming out. Nice to see them! I picked up dinner on the way home - too late to cook :-)
I cannot get over all the GREEN in these pictures. Gives me hope that spring will some day reach us, too! Lucky grazing Farah. ;)
ReplyDeleteIt's been a BEAUTIFUL last couple of days. Glad you got to ride in the sunshine!
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