I drove up through Garner Valley last Sunday and drove to my cousin's ranch there. Nobody was home, but her horses were out in their front paddock. They are very friendly and curious and came right over to see me. I've ridden one of them several times and maybe when I'm ready to get back on a horse, I'll ride him again. I love her rock work fence. You can see their white fence in the background. Friday Fences for October 14, 2011. All of her horses are Tennessee Walkers and she has trained them all herself. To visit Friday's Fences, please go to:
http://lifeaccordingtojanandjer.blogspot.com/
LOVE the rock fences! wish i could have one here - all the way around our entire property - about 8 ft. tall! :)
ReplyDeleteThat's a pretty fence! I'm reminded of Alice Walker's book title: Horses Make a Landscape More Beautiful. They sure do. Have you written the story about your rescue horses? I looked a few posts back and didn't find any. I'd love to hear more about them.
ReplyDeleteThese are like the rock fences I saw years ago in New England although I did see a small rock fence around a small cemetary this past weekend.
ReplyDeleteLots of hard work but the end result is beautiful!
Donna,I'll post their stories here soon. I actually have another blog just devoted to them: http://deserthorses.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteLove the way people take what already exists on their land and make something beautiful and functional out of it--like this stone fence. So the horses made you feel welcome even though no one was home--or maybe just nosy? :-)
ReplyDeleteawesome fence...the horses are so pretty
ReplyDeleteBeautiful horses...they make a nice addition to that gorgeous rockwall! Thanks for playing
ReplyDeleteI LOVE rock or stone fences...or stone houses...just something so earthy about them.
ReplyDeleteI'm loving all the different fence posts! Such hard work to make a rock fence like this.
ReplyDelete