Nope. The big black boy (he’s half percheron) is boarded at my sister’s place and the two dark, lanky mares are hers. I do look forward to showing you my little fella though! He’s so darlin’…unless he’s being ridden…then he’s magnificent and peppery looking.
I always thought I would wind up with a paint, too.
Coincidentally, though Resero is chestnut, he has a really big splotch of white on his rump which makes him look a little “painty” from two directions. 🙂
I’m already so in love with your photos and words…I can’t imagine how I’ll be able to adore them more now that they’ll regularly include an equine!!! Can’t wait to “meet” him. My mustang has a very Paso look to him, though he’s not very peppery. 😉
Just read these words from your blog post dated July 2, 2010:
The early summer rains seem to be finished; the flowers, vines and vegetables are bolting for the sky. It’s a small space that I tend, compared to the ranch I hope to have one day, but it’s impressive when it peaks.
So, so satisfying witnessing this gorgeous unfoldment.
XO
B
Did you find a sweetie to bring back home? Horse that is!!
You bet I did!!! He’ll haul down to Idaho in October. I can hardly wait.
Yay!!! So happy for you! Horse days are the best days.
XX
Awww! Can hardly wait to see photo’s of “sweetie”.You’ll be starting a life long love affair with that magnificent animal!
Seriously lovely!
XXX
Is this your new horse?
Nope. The big black boy (he’s half percheron) is boarded at my sister’s place and the two dark, lanky mares are hers. I do look forward to showing you my little fella though! He’s so darlin’…unless he’s being ridden…then he’s magnificent and peppery looking.
Most unexpectedly…I went Peruvian!!!
I don’t think that’s unexpected at all. I can totally see you on a Peruvian!
Yay! Horses! These photos are magical. Glad you found an equine partner. They’re the best.
I feel COMPLETE!!!
I look forward to introducing you all to him.
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
and a Peruvian!
i always pictured you with a flashy and sassy paint! can’t wait to see him!
I always thought I would wind up with a paint, too.
Coincidentally, though Resero is chestnut, he has a really big splotch of white on his rump which makes him look a little “painty” from two directions. 🙂
I’m already so in love with your photos and words…I can’t imagine how I’ll be able to adore them more now that they’ll regularly include an equine!!! Can’t wait to “meet” him. My mustang has a very Paso look to him, though he’s not very peppery. 😉
Some Mustangs are built very similarly to Peruvians — strong, wide necks, horizontally compressed bodies, strong little legs…
XX
Oh, those first couple of photos just SLAY me. They’re so haunting!
I know!!! Unreal right? The sky was choked out with smoke from fires in BC. The light was eerie that night.
J!
Just read these words from your blog post dated July 2, 2010:
The early summer rains seem to be finished; the flowers, vines and vegetables are bolting for the sky. It’s a small space that I tend, compared to the ranch I hope to have one day, but it’s impressive when it peaks.
So, so satisfying witnessing this gorgeous unfoldment.
XO
B
Such a majestic, grace-filled post then(!!!) and this current jewel. All the love- past, present and upcoming- makes me high :^)