Tuesday, July 14, 2009

Two Photos I Took of Poncho Today




Poncho is now at a good weight and up to date on vaccines, teeth floating, sheath cleaning, farrier work, and worming. Now comes some training and conditioning. He is going to make a wonderful sidekick for Annie! Here are 2 photos I took today. I am so proud of him. I think he looks great for a $200.00 skinny-butted little neglected horse.

Local Scenery in Central Washington













Ron and I took a drive up to the Grand Coulee Dam in central Washington. We go several times a year because the scenery on the way to it is spectacular! I took these photos out the truck window which was not clean plus it was lightly raining LOL!! Hope you enjoy them anyway.

Sunday, July 12, 2009

Bird photography Weekly 46 Tree Swallow








These Tree Swallows were such brave little birds who were so willing to pose beautifully for me. I took these photos up in the Okanogan. To see more of our worlds birds please go here.



Reflections





Trees reflected in a lake.

Friday, July 10, 2009

New Short Video of Poncho Gaiting Under Saddle

You can sure tell he is a Peruvian Paso when you see him coming.

Thursday, July 9, 2009

Skywatch 52 Sunrise








I had to get up very very early to catch this sunrise in my own backyard. To see more beautiful skies around the globe go here.

Wednesday, July 8, 2009

A Beautiful Old Barn




Jodi has been telling me about this beautiful barn she knew of and thought I would want to photograph out towards Teanaway. We finally grabbed some time to drive out there and she was right!! Wish I knew it's history.

Monday, July 6, 2009

Ron Update!!

He is out of the hospital, feeling much better and embracing the diet changes that must be made. Thanks for all your prayers!!

Sunday, July 5, 2009

Bird Photography Weekly 45 American White Pelican, Gulls and Terns












I saw all these sea-going birds all sharing a little spit of rock and sand in the Columbia River in front of my house. I kept saying not one more bird will fit, yet they kept flying in and landing.
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