Lucy and I went for our walk yesterday evening and noticed we have another new neighbor.
Our new neighbor is a very cute baby horse.
It stuck very close to momma and momma didn’t appreciate me or my dog walking by….especially since we paused in the road to try to get a picture.
Glen and I took the dogs out for a walk the other day and we got to visit with the horses that live across the road from us. I noticed that this particular horse has a marking on its forehead that looks just like a thought bubble….at least to me. What do you think?
I don’t know anything about horses other than I think they are exquisite looking. This is one of our neighbors horses. Since I know nothing I went straight to the internet to try to find out what kind of horse this is. I don’t know if it is a Dun or a Buckskin. Either way it is good looking.
Glen always gets up before I do. With my crazy work schedule it is a guarantee that I am sleeping in when I can. So Sunday morning he gets up and notices a meeting taking place at the end of our driveway. Horses belonging to the neighbors to the east and the horses and cows belonging to the neighbor to the south. They appear to have been discussing something important.
Like Mother Teresa, only better.
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