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Strap One On!
"If you think your head isn't worth protecting....you might be right!"
The Ten Hiking Essentials
So true!
New Mexico Roads
Click photo to check weather and road conditions!
NM Daytripper
Explore New Mexico Off-the-Beaten-Track
New Mexico Photo Blog
Check It Out!
Albuquerque Cheap Gas
Do you love New Mexico Chile?
Get Your Fix!
Check out the amazing movie about her incredible life! Click photo to visit her website!
Pete Ramey, Natural Hoof Care
(Click photo to visit website)
For All Horse Owners and Everyone Who Loves Horses.
(Click book to visit website!)
A Family Undertaking: POV
~Dear Zachary-A Letter to a Son about His Father"
A hard-core tear jerker! Have a box of tissues ready!
Das Experiment
(German Film with Sub-Titles)
A New Favorite Movie
Bringing Pure Joy to Children
Hidalgo
10 comments :
Gosh ! that is beautiful!
Very nice. Dan
Wow! Beautiful, where is that at? What gorgeous things to see in New Mexico!
hugs..
Jane
That is so neat! How beautiful.
Thanks! This particular art display is located in the South Valley of Albuquerque, off of 4th St. Albuquerque has many art displays like this all over town. It's fun to find them and learn more about them and their artists.
~Lisa
Very kewl. I wish I could wear shorts out-of-doors today.
I mean, I could, if that pesky freezing-to-death thing weren't a problem.
Yea I love all the different art work around ABQ. But my most favorite is at the library on Isleta near Rio Bravo. There is a Sculpture of a donkey and a couple kids.
Lisa, to answer your comments, I'm learning that here in Germany November is a month of quiet reflection and even sadness, so it's considered rude to get festive before the dark holidays are over. Nov 1 is All Saints Day which commemorates the dead saints. Then Totensonntag later on. (I found out Germany has no remembrance day/armistice day/memorial day because Germany started wars and it would be unseemly.)
You mentioned you found geocaches using SV!? I'd never thought of that, and I just told my man and he said, "I plan on finding some in Seattle next month with SV!" Ok then: )
I'm not sure I ever loved that TB mare, but I sure did throw my heart into trying to make her a trail horse. I cried because I empathize with Suzanna losing a beloved pet.
All horses (and humans) are slightly barn (home) sour, you know the feeling of coming home after a hard day at work. I just hope my next horse isn't both barn sour and buddy sour!
Perfect photo, a tree of life and your wonderful kids. Happy Thanksgiving!
WOW! Such beauty and the art ain't half bad either.
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