After the kids left for home, Butch asked me if I was going to ride? Well, yes! Our final evening & a sunset - how could I not? We left the dogs in camp - Butch wanted to get photos & it's easier if he's not wrangling them.
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On the crest~ |
Butch followed us up the trail & is responsible for all the wonderful photos & video's that I am
so thankful to have. Without the photos - there would be no stories...
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Listening for Butch~ |
There' something special about cresting this hill to see the roll of the Pacific to the horizon - at sunset... Such a impact on your soul - an experience that sticks with you forever. I always feel closer to Farah too - she gives me such joy & continues to motivate me to get out & ride!
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Heading down the dune~ |
Butch caught up with us as we headed down to the beach. Every rider in camp was out enjoying the incredible evening.
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Which way? |
Looking north, there were riders! Looking south - more riders! Hoof prints both directions :-) I headed south - thinking that the tide was still coming, but knew I could catch up with the group riding there. We were so lucky - the tide was on it's way out & we had a beautiful width of nice wet sand.
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Riding into sunset~ |
Soon, we were riding with Janelle & her friends. All of us so
in the moment - the colors
so rich & stunning - the sound of the waves - the dull sound of the horses hoof-beats in the sand - heaven on earth.
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Farah~ |
My mare blends into the sand in this light - in a surreal way. It
almost felt like we were part of a landscape where time stands still~
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As the sun sets & darkness falls~ |
Butch's photos captured the moment~
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Between Farah's ears~ |
All too soon - the sun disappeared behind the clouds on the horizon. Butch, taking a last picture, was framed directly between Farah's ears :-) The man of my life - viewed from my favorite seat in Farah's saddle~
Papa is becoming a good photographer
ReplyDeleteReally lovely pictures (frame worthy).
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing them.
That - he is!
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