Contemplative
This is one of our neighbor's horses, standing on their hill, contemplating the sunset.
I think we humans could take a lesson, be still, and contemplate the sunset on occasion.
posted by sugarcreekfarm at Monday, March 17, 2008
Monday, March 17, 2008
This is one of our neighbor's horses, standing on their hill, contemplating the sunset.
I think we humans could take a lesson, be still, and contemplate the sunset on occasion.
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4 Comments:
You are right. We all get caught up in the daily routine, and don't slow down enough to enjoy the simple things right in front of us. What a great picture to show that insight. You have a natural talent at catching great moments in photo's. Thanks for sharing
Regina/SEA2SHORE
Beautiful shot! I love me some horses.
Thanks for sharing. I hope things are melting and warming up up there.
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Lyns
Psalm 46:10
Lovely photo. So serene. Of course, just being near a horse calms me. I often groom my horse while she is eating. There is something so calming listening to the munch and crunch of a horse eating hay.
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