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Beauty of a Trail! |
We laughed at Farah's expense this morning when we looked out to see her pouting, butt to the sun - trying to get some rest after her busy night :-) I think she must have covered about 50-miles. With all the other horses around her taking things easy - I can't understand why it upset her so...
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Around every corner! |
Sam did such a nice job of laying out the trail & the informational
signage was interesting to read. Farah & I left on our own, my mare
was really a Great Trail Horse this day :-) Yesterday, I'd ridden out a
Big rounded buck that included a huge Grunt - since the pace didn't
suit her :-)
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We were both enjoying the relative coolness of the morning~ |
Today, we did some trotting, a little gallop but mostly just a nice movin' out walk. Last night - when I decided to head back ahead of our group, my girl put on her 5-mph walk going back!
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Unnamed Wetland~ |
This wetland was mirror perfect, not a ripple anywhere. We waded through the shallow end, Farah trekked in without any hesitation - such a difference from her first rides :-)
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On the sunshine trail~ |
When we went through a grove of Alder, all the leaves were on the ground - the smell was rich & very Fall like! I'd told Butch we'd be out about two-hours, figuring the ride loop was probably around five-miles. It was a little over, almost six & all of them very pretty.
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We return~ |
We made it back a little early & with the heat of the day upon us - decided to pack up & head for home. Enjoyed the time away - never long enough & really appreciative of all the work by the many volunteers for a very good cause.
I think that wetland is Cranberry Lake. Not much of a lake, more like a pond, but very pretty. Great trails huh?
ReplyDeleteIt was beautiful & yes! Great Trails! Now I'm worried - as a friend posted to my FB page that the ORV crowd is lobbying to get 1/2 those trails & have a sign saying that they "maintain" them! Need to contact DNR & see what's up... BCH has maintained those trails forever!
DeleteThat would be AWFUL to have ORV's up there. I've only encountered them once on those trails and that was about 4 years ago. Can't they just ride those noisy things on the DNR roads someplace else?
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