Here are some photos of the adoption today. We didn't stay long, which was a good thing because of course I was falling in love with two or three of them.
This one greeted me right away. He asked for a ride home. My home, that is.
John just laughs when I talk about "my" burro.
John just laughs when I talk about "my" burro.
This red fella just stared and stared at us. I love his face and eyes, and ears and nose.
This was the look on his face almost the entire time. He wasn't spooky, just very, very watchful.
I like this rabicano butt.
This guy was a pest. Playing with the trough, pulling on the other horses' tags, and just generally being a playful baby.
A sorrel who looked a little under the weather:
Check out the neat marking on that pinto. Like a dinosaur. Or an alien.
I like the roan butt in the middle.
The roan is here again, pretty face:
This was my favorite boy. Not a good picture. He looked a lot like a mule.
Here he is again, to the left of "the looker"
Or maybe this red one is the looker. Now I'm confused.
A group of youngsters:
The girl burros.
The horses are all from Salt Wells Creek/Adobe Town in Wyoming. The burros are each from different HMA's. Some from California, some Arizona. I don't remember exactly where.
Or maybe this red one is the looker. Now I'm confused.
A group of youngsters:
The girl burros.
That's my old stomping grounds. I boarded there for many years. I love that arena. Were there any serious lookers? I wanted to go, but couldn't get down. I can't today either--it's Palisades Park clean up day and it has been planned for months. I'm heading out in a few minutes.
ReplyDeleteLet us know what happens!!! And, you should get that donkey!!!