Horse play....
Pockets and Luna in the kitchen window.
Belle Starr's Grave
" Well behaved women rarely make history." *** Her grave as it is today *** I made the trip to Eufaula Oklahoma a couple of weeks ago for a family get together. I was going to visit the grave site of Belle Starr on this trip, but read up on the burial location before going. The site is rather run down, on private property and on a dead end road. You have to rustle up the owners and tramp through an unkempt weedy trail. The original stone has been removed or is gone from what I understand, so I decided not to go. I find this disheartening, that a well known historical figure, albeit outlaw, from the old west does not have a more revered grave site. I think the sad fact is, most of the famous people we know from that time have also been left in obscure places and have faded away, forgotten. ***Her grave as it was originally*** Belle Starr was "The Bandit Queen," associated with Jesse James and the Youngers. She once made the comment to a newspaper reporter -" I
Oh my gosh! Those pics are adorable. I'd love to have my horses be able to stick their heads in my kitchen window!
ReplyDeleteI thought I was the only one with no cross fencing. Theoretically, mine could do that, but our windows don't work like that. I do love seeing them stand outside our dining room window, watching us watching them.
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Wonderful Photographs moments you will have now forever to treasure Lindax
ReplyDeleteWhat sweet photographs! =0) Ingrid
ReplyDeleteROFLOL! I love these photos!
ReplyDeleteWow, shades of Mr. Ed! I guess it is great to have no cross fencing!
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What great pictures!!! Reminds me of thr time I brought my horse into the house as a kid because my Mom was convinced that horses couldn't walk up stairs and I had to prove her wrong....I still remember her face when she found a horse in her kitchen..hee hee - Thanks for helping me dig up that memory!!!
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LOVE the pictures; I wouldn't trust Gilly to stick his head in the window, I am sure he would destroy it. Between him and Pokey they have chewed on everything they can get their teeth on, bad critters!! And if you opened a door Gilly would walk right in the house. LOL
ReplyDeleteI love your blog and these pics are sooooo cute! Our mules would walk right in the house, if they could! Don't know if the floor would support 1100 lbs, though!! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteHow sweet are they!
ReplyDeletelove this- love it! I have one pasture right outside the studio door, but away from th e glass, but I can oen door and visit with who ever is in that pasture. So fun!
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