I sure hope Sissy and Sadie like it! LOL
It would be a shame if they did not....
Sissy in the front, Sadie at the back. They were both little mud babies yesterday. So before I fed, they each got a good brushing to clean off the dried mud on them. They both looked so pitiful, and also enjoyed the good brushing too. I am sure they did it on purpose, LOL
It would be a shame if they did not....
Sissy in the front, Sadie at the back. They were both little mud babies yesterday. So before I fed, they each got a good brushing to clean off the dried mud on them. They both looked so pitiful, and also enjoyed the good brushing too. I am sure they did it on purpose, LOL
Then Yesterday after an all night rain, I was out side and on my Iris leaves there were lots of rain drops. So I got my camera out and played around with the macro. Here are the results:
I will use photoshop and play around with the water droplets when I have a bit more time, and am feeling creative.
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Here is link for you to wander off too. It was sent to me, and I would copy and paste it all here but it is quite lengthy. I remember some of these, although I am "NOT", (i repeat-'not') that old! LOL Some I have never heard of, and some are down right silly.
Anyway, I hope you Enjoy the link. There is a lot of other things to look at on the website also:
Feel free to use the comment button too and leave comments. I enjoy reading your comments as much as I hope you enjoy reading my blog.
Here is link for you to wander off too. It was sent to me, and I would copy and paste it all here but it is quite lengthy. I remember some of these, although I am "NOT", (i repeat-'not') that old! LOL Some I have never heard of, and some are down right silly.
Anyway, I hope you Enjoy the link. There is a lot of other things to look at on the website also:
http://www.ledgendsofamerica.com/WE-OldRemedies.html
6 comments:
Love the new trailer! That is a pretty blue!
I'll bookmark you and check back!
I remember when I got my first horse trailer, it was about this era. It sure was easy to back up compared to the one I have today. Sometimes I miss that trailer. LOL
Hope you have a Happy New Year!
Thanks for stopping by my blog for a visit. I'll add you to My Follower's List.
The water drops are stunning! You did good. I love to take macro shots, too.
Congrats on the cute, little robin's egg blue trailer. Now you're truly a full-fledged horse owner, ready for anything.
We have an old, 2-horse bumper pull trailer from the 70's, too.
I think the older ones are built better. :)
~Lisa
New Mexico
Oh what a great "retro" trailer. I noticed you added me to your list. Thanks, I am just getting ready to draw the winner for my Follow me contest. Twice a month I have a random drawing to let my friends know I appreciate them. Good luck, and thanks for stopping by.
Howdy "neighbor"! I saw you in the following thing...and you aren't too far away!
LOL...we had an old 70's two-horse...yellow & white! Got lots of "compliments" on it :) Last winter Cowboy rolled it (empty, thankfully) off an icy bridge!
Now we have an old 4+ HEAVY uglier one we got in Prosser.
Actually, having a unique one sets you apart from everyone else...they all know it's YOU!
Nice to meet you!
It awesome having a rig! I love mine!! Live it every weekend during the riding season.
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