Summer is fun
Country living
Life in the Country
Glad to be out with Mom
Making Milk
Heading home
Having fun
Trying to make a little extra money
September
Homeward bound
Working together
Looking for dinner
Reflection
Taking a break from work
As fresh as it gets
On a larger scale
Friendly Folk
Nestled among the hills
Normal Stuff
Tucked Away
Nice day in Farmerstown
Wrapped in Spring
Taking after Mama
Waiting For Pick Up
Climb to Success
It’s Snow Joke!
Painted In
Snow, like slathered paint on canvas, blends everything together as horses in winter coats eagerly sift through the tangled mess of cornstalks looking for bits of corn. Being engaged in the pursuit of survival they are oblivious to the beautiful picture they have become a part of.
Spread Out
The goat says “Hi.”
Preparing for the future
Friends
Rescued
This little pony crossed the road in front of us. We slowed to see what would happen. A little tyke soon saw the pony so he scrambled after him not looking to see if anything was coming. He quickly grabbed the pony and dragged him back to his side of the road. No harm done!
Camaraderie
Companionship is no respecter of age or culture. We are happier when we have companionship, whether it is working together or socializing. Painting, building barns, sewing, quilting, or eating goes better when we are with someone. Many animals also enjoy being together.
Since we don’t paint the town we decided to paint the windows
Happiness is making it fit.
Grouping together makes even the blues happy.
Sunday evening socializing
Catching the socializing fever.
If they can go to the neighbors why can’t we?
It’s fun to go with Dad!
Getting the work done together.
The blues have it over the browns, eleven to two.
The Cat’s Meow
The short ride the other morning was the ride that relaxes, the rain that refreshes, the cat’s meow.
The joy of little things barely visible is worth the ride.
Showing his beauty or meaning business?
Hard work makes a beautiful landscape.
Heading to Charm, the little village with a big attitude.
Pony power. Twenty miles to a gallon of oats.
The pause that refreshes.
The quack that quiets.
Buggy Breaks 