Normally, when I go out to work with the horses, I take my camera and hang it on the fence post with the camera on the outside of the post to keep inquisitive noses off.
Today, I did not.
Picture this. I am on the pasture side of the fence grooming Alpine (man is she tossing hair). The other two horses are standing by waiting for their turn when I looked up and saw Boots laying down watching the horses. That dog has a compulsive disorder of some kind. Just behind him are two deer at the salt lick about 30 feet from me and 10 feet from Boots.
I reached for my camera, and..... Somebody give me 12 lashes with a wet noodle! The camera was in the house!
I was left watching two horses watching two deer who were ignoring one dog.
To top it off, they one by one walked over to the fence and jumped it by a good margin.
No photos today.
Grrrrr.
In-sights into moving from an Acreage back to Town, plus a few things I find of interest. Two things that horses are scared about: 1. Things that move 2. Things that don't move
Life On and Off an Acreage
In-sights into moving from an Acreage back to Town, plus a few things I find of interest.
Two things that horses are scared about:
1. Things that move
2. Things that don't move
Old enough to be eccentric, but not rich enough
1. Things that move
2. Things that don't move
Old enough to be eccentric, but not rich enough
Oh no, how could you leave the camera behind!! And miss the deer..
ReplyDeleteI love looking at the snow the picture are so beautiful, but glad I can't feel the cold.
I jumped out of bed this morning and ran to get my camera, because I heard my neighbor next door saying, "just look at that big 'roo (kangaroo) over there at Beryls"..by the time I got back to take a pic, it was gone. Hey Ian. did you know deer and roo's have a similar head...amazing.