Beautiful, white, snowy winter photos! I love your boots! I love the long, winding roads! And those views with the horses and the mountains....Wyoming in all its glory! Nevermind that it is 60 degrees here today, that is some amazing country up there!! Plus, you look so adorable all bundled up! xx
Prior to going out there, it had been 60 degrees here for a week! I had planned this day trip with the thought of it staying the same, temperature wise. But no. The day before I went out there, it dumped and blew and dropped in temperature like 40 degrees! But, I had an absolute blast out there, regardless. Love seeing you, Sagey! x
I can feel the cold, the numbing transition from coastal climate to the wide open windswept prairie under snow. I can also feel the anticipation and excitement at spotting the horses and getting just close enough to capture those lovely images. it is healing and restorative, a balm for the soul while you have a foot in two worlds. it's nice to see you drinking in the beauty, one day at a time. xoxo
How is it that you have all the right words? All the time. Two worlds, yes, I'm wrestling with the coastal heart aches and the wild horse land that keeps me sane and soothes. I'm appreciating my life more than I ever have before as well as falling in love with this place that reminds me that I am SO alive! Like my mom says to me, "can you walk? Then you have everything." :( Thanks for all you are, Janet. x
Oh, Yes! And wasn't it fun, Bernard??!! Seeing the ponies and running around in the bitter cold wind, smiling and laughing and shouting to the sky " I love this place!!!" xO
I'm guilty of being hopelessly in love with spring.... ;) You sure look beautiful in the snowy mountain & prairie valley and in mustang land!! How beautiful from pic one to last! What a time it must have been!
Of course you are! I thought of you when I read that quote. I thought of ME! But, I've decided to change my mind on that. But, I'm getting out my t shirts and Arizona birkenstock sandals and counting the days to Spriiiiiiing!!!! ;) x
Learn to LOVE that Winter, baby!! There's something very *right* about having four strong seasons, and I try to let my spirit take note. I rest and nurture and dream and plant during the Winter what I want to tend and manifest in Spring; in the fat, high Summer I gather the rewards of those efforts, and in Autumn feather my nest to prepare and hibernate a new batch of ideas and growth, and allow myself to rest. And, oh my goodness, that photo of the lone black wandering away in the snow. My heart... xx
I once thought I only wanted to live someplace warm, warm, warm. I don't think like that so much anymore. It's growing on me, Brandi! This winter thing! And I'm so glad I've resounded to live and let live and embrace the pretty white stuff. It IS SO PRETTY. Speaking of pretty....that lone black mustang! Yikes x
Your posts always make me feel so calm and relaxed. I love those shots of the horses galloping through the snowy scenes, so lovely. I love that first quote too, what a lovely way to see the world and it's so true too. Beautiful post! I always enjoy your photos. - Tasha
Thanks, dear girl. Glad you could visit and admire something so different than what you're used to. It's quite incredible, this place I call home, isn't it? Someday you will have to watch the galloping horses for yourself! It's a wild feeling! x
That quote is so wonderful and so so true! :) I've been enjoying winter more this year than I used to and it makes a big difference. Love all your snowy pictures here. I could watch those horses in the snow all day long :) Have a fabulous weekend!
Me too, Beate. I'm appreciating the seasons finally! I don't know why, but I'm more accepting of the winter these days. Lucky for me because we get brutal winters here in Wyoming. I could stay and watch the horses all day long, too. Sometimes I shed a little tear when I turn away from them and leave. Seriously. x
Your comments always make me smile. I have definitely been dreaming about moving somewhere hotter but it will remain a dream for now until I have some more money and means to travel, but who knows, maybe I could start my new adventure in another country? ;) Thank you as always for uplifting words! - Tasha
Beautiful, white, snowy winter photos! I love your boots! I love the long, winding roads! And those views with the horses and the mountains....Wyoming in all its glory! Nevermind that it is 60 degrees here today, that is some amazing country up there!! Plus, you look so adorable all bundled up! xx
ReplyDeletePrior to going out there, it had been 60 degrees here for a week! I had planned this day trip with the thought of it staying the same, temperature wise. But no. The day before I went out there, it dumped and blew and dropped in temperature like 40 degrees!
DeleteBut, I had an absolute blast out there, regardless.
Love seeing you, Sagey!
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Mmmm-mmm...snow!!! :)
ReplyDeleteMmm....cold. Mmm...wind. Mmmm...sleet. Mmmm.....Wyoming! :)
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I can feel the cold, the numbing transition from coastal climate to the wide open windswept prairie under snow. I can also feel the anticipation and excitement at spotting the horses and getting just close enough to capture those lovely images. it is healing and restorative, a balm for the soul while you have a foot in two worlds. it's nice to see you drinking in the beauty, one day at a time. xoxo
ReplyDeleteHow is it that you have all the right words? All the time.
DeleteTwo worlds, yes, I'm wrestling with the coastal heart aches and the wild horse land that keeps me sane and soothes.
I'm appreciating my life more than I ever have before as well as falling in love with this place that reminds me that I am SO alive!
Like my mom says to me, "can you walk? Then you have everything." :(
Thanks for all you are, Janet.
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The perfect winter day. I know you'd been missing those ponies!
ReplyDeleteBoy, did I ever! I couldn't have asked for any more than this.
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i needed to be here with you, today….
ReplyDeleteOh, Yes! And wasn't it fun, Bernard??!!
DeleteSeeing the ponies and running around in the bitter cold wind, smiling and laughing and shouting to the sky " I love this place!!!"
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Stunning! So stunning. I can sense the love pouring out of you in these photos, and what that land pours back into you.
ReplyDeleteDear sweet Clare..
DeleteI cried when I read your words.
Thank you for seeing it, and for telling me so.
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Geweldig mooi verslag van deze mooie winterdag en dan de paarden ,heerlijk om dit te zien.
ReplyDeleteWinter en wild paard en exhilerating weer! dit is mijn thuis en ik ben zo verliefd op het allemaal! dank u voor uw aanwezigheid hier , bas.
DeleteI'm guilty of being hopelessly in love with spring.... ;)
ReplyDeleteYou sure look beautiful in the snowy mountain & prairie valley and in mustang land!!
How beautiful from pic one to last! What a time it must have been!
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Of course you are! I thought of you when I read that quote. I thought of ME!
DeleteBut, I've decided to change my mind on that. But, I'm getting out my t shirts and Arizona birkenstock sandals and counting the days to Spriiiiiiing!!!! ;)
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Learn to LOVE that Winter, baby!! There's something very *right* about having four strong seasons, and I try to let my spirit take note. I rest and nurture and dream and plant during the Winter what I want to tend and manifest in Spring; in the fat, high Summer I gather the rewards of those efforts, and in Autumn feather my nest to prepare and hibernate a new batch of ideas and growth, and allow myself to rest.
ReplyDeleteAnd, oh my goodness, that photo of the lone black wandering away in the snow. My heart...
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I once thought I only wanted to live someplace warm, warm, warm.
DeleteI don't think like that so much anymore. It's growing on me, Brandi! This winter thing! And I'm so glad I've resounded to live and let live and embrace the pretty white stuff. It IS SO PRETTY.
Speaking of pretty....that lone black mustang! Yikes
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That quote is absolutely incredible!!! Wow...and I love those amazing pictures, as always. Especially the wild horses!
ReplyDeleteI know, you are a quote nut! Me too. ;)
DeleteThank you for stopping by and admiring my horses.
Your posts always make me feel so calm and relaxed. I love those shots of the horses galloping through the snowy scenes, so lovely. I love that first quote too, what a lovely way to see the world and it's so true too. Beautiful post! I always enjoy your photos. - Tasha
ReplyDeleteThanks, dear girl.
DeleteGlad you could visit and admire something so different than what you're used to. It's quite incredible, this place I call home, isn't it?
Someday you will have to watch the galloping horses for yourself! It's a wild feeling!
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That quote is so wonderful and so so true! :) I've been enjoying winter more this year than I used to and it makes a big difference. Love all your snowy pictures here. I could watch those horses in the snow all day long :)
ReplyDeleteHave a fabulous weekend!
Me too, Beate. I'm appreciating the seasons finally! I don't know why, but I'm more accepting of the winter these days. Lucky for me because we get brutal winters here in Wyoming.
DeleteI could stay and watch the horses all day long, too. Sometimes I shed a little tear when I turn away from them and leave. Seriously.
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Your comments always make me smile. I have definitely been dreaming about moving somewhere hotter but it will remain a dream for now until I have some more money and means to travel, but who knows, maybe I could start my new adventure in another country? ;) Thank you as always for uplifting words! - Tasha
ReplyDeleteIf you're ever in America's West, lemme know!
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