One thing I truly will miss when we leave is the ranch we overlook. I don't know how many acres they have but they run several hundred pair and more than 70 horses. I've watched the antelope play in this valley, chasing one another. I have watched as two coyotes were after a young calf. And I watched as about 5 very angry cows chased those coyotes off. I watched an antelope play with a crow and I've seen antelope chasing a fox. I will also miss the train that travels down in the valley and I'll miss my beloved old windmill that I love to photograph.
But for today it was joy. The joy of running horses.....
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You will always have the photographs and the memories.
That is so neat. I love your scenic photographs. I was wondering if your sunset pics will compare at your new location...I am sure they will, they will just be a different gorgeous! Great shots.
Wow, I just love horses, I grew up around them but never seeing them like this, running so "free". It's just breathtaking! Beautiful photos! I would love to see that in person, even just once!
That is amazingly beautiful!
Thios is breathtaking, Carin. I can see why you'll miss it. :)
I can see how you are going to miss it! I have always thought you lived in beautiful country.
I will miss your photos of the beautiful landscape too!
I guess we are suppose to get a blizzard on Thursday. I say BRING IT ON!!!!
Oh this is just beautiful, I will miss these photos.
Beautiful...as usual. ;) Thanks for sharing.
How cool is that! The only things I can see from my backyard is powerlines, the three houses that surround us, a billboard and a tall office building! What I wouldn't give for some wide open spaces!
Oh wow!! My husband would LOVE to live somewhere like that!!! And all the things you've witnessed...that is priceless!
What a great view, I am in awe.
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